Now in paperback: a set of very personal perspectives on America's most divisive social issue, from 25 well-known writers, performers, and others, including Rita Moreno, Margot Kidder, Ursula K. LeGuin, and Linda Ellerbee. Together they reveal the intensely personal nature of the decision and the harm that results from restricting that choice.
Whoopi Goldberg Books
November 13, 1955
Whoopi Goldberg is a celebrated American actress and comedian whose diverse body of work spans film, television, and theater. Her performances often blend sharp wit with insightful social commentary, exploring complex themes with a unique perspective. Goldberg is known for her ability to deliver powerful emotional and comedic performances, earning her acclaim across various artistic mediums. Her distinctive voice and charisma have cemented her status as a memorable figure in contemporary entertainment.
Book
- 286 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Whoopi pulls no punches in this hilarious and thought-provoking volume of wit, wisdom and outrageous personal observations. Here's the world according to Whoopi, as the beloved performer treats her multitude of fans to her views on everything from fame to welfare reform to the presidency; from growing up to the Pope to Hollywood to sex.
Heart-stopping thrills and raucous fun from Whoopi Goldberg in her first book--an illustrated urban fairy tale for kids of all ages. Young Alice has won a fantastic prize worth big bucks that she's sure will change her life forever. But first, she has to claim it--in person--in the big city. Take off with Alice, her misfit pal Robin, and their invisible rabbit friend on a wild and wacky journey. Illustrated in full color.Unpaged.