Keke Palmer’s New Memoir Is Officially a New York Times Bestseller: ‘This Journey Is Just the Beginning’

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Imposter syndrome is a universal feeling that isn’t just reserved for the non-famous. Keke Palmer’s book Master of Me proves that even celebrities experience the feeling as she provides fans with her raw thoughts on Hollywood, including life as a child star.

Final holiday saving opportunities are still going on through Cyber Monday deals that can get you up to 30% off Palmer’s memoir and more music books. Audiobook fans can look forward to the 31-year-old’s narration of Master of Me through Audible with the added bonus of getting to listen to Emmy-winning actress’ new single “Imposter,” which is exclusive to the audiobook version.

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Throughout the 256 pages, you can expect her to pose questions to readers as another layer of connection. Audiobook listeners will even get a hint of what’s to come music-wise for the star, as she includes her new single, “Imposter.”

Palmer’s memoir landed the title of being a New York Times bestseller in less than two weeks after its release date. The praise doesn’t end there, as fans helped it reach a No. 1 bestseller on Amazon for black and African American biographies.

To celebrate the major achievements, Palmer took to Instagram where she shared her reaction to becoming a NYT bestseller as well as teasing more to come.

“The incredible thing is that this journey is just beginning, the book hasn’t even been out a month yet!” she writes in the caption of the post.

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