Biden Gets a Memoir Deal, and It's an
Embarrassing Disaster
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 7/24/2025 2:54:29 PM
Former President Joe Biden has reportedly sold his presidential memoirs. According to the Wall Street Journal, Biden sold the book to Hachette Book Group, with Little, Brown and Company set to publish it. Biden is reportedly getting $10 million for the book. While a $10 million advance might sound impressive at first glance, it’s actually a paltry payday compared to what other presidents have commanded for their memoirs. In 2017, Penguin Random House shelled out a jaw-dropping $60 million for the combined book rights of Barack and Michelle Obama. Bill Clinton landed $15 million for his 2004 memoir “My Life,”
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Perfect time for Dollar Tree to restock their book remainder shelf!! Either that or the toilet paper shelf!!