Tom Selleck’s memoir is You Never Know: A Memoir, written with Ellis Henican. HarperCollins’ HarperReach listing provides an official cover-download link, along with details for its UK-market trade paperback. The specific cover image and publication date of the “exclusive” referenced in the original headline are not independently confirmed here.
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HarperCollins’ HarperReach listing for You Never Know includes a “Download Cover” link, making it the verified publisher source for the book’s cover asset: HarperReach’s book listing. The listing does not establish that its asset is the same image shown in the People cover exclusive, so no specific visual description is included.
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You Never Know: A Memoir | $15.20 | Buy on Amazon |
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Tom Selleck : A Biography of Tom Selleck | $10.99 | Buy on Amazon |
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Tom Selleck Biography: The Life and Legacy of an American Screen Legend | $15.30 | Buy on Amazon |
What book is it?
You Never Know: A Memoir is credited to Tom Selleck with Ellis Henican. HarperCollins describes it as an account of Selleck’s California childhood, his unexpected route into acting, his Hollywood career and friendships, and his efforts to balance work with protecting his family’s privacy. The publisher also says Selleck writes about westerns, Magnum P.I., his approach to making Thomas Magnum a more imperfect hero, and why he left the series. These are the publisher’s descriptions of the book’s contents.
Kirkus likewise highlights the memoir’s substantial attention to Magnum P.I., including Selleck’s work writing and producing the series and his decisions in shaping the character. Its review also notes discussion of personal relationships, including his first marriage and meeting and marrying Jillie Mack. Kirkus Reviews’ book listing identifies the US edition as a Dey Street/HarperCollins hardcover, ISBN 9780062945761, published May 7, 2024, with 320 pages.
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Edition details differ by market and format
The publisher’s HarperReach page describes a trade paperback released in May 2024, with 352 pages and ISBN 978-0-00-868-570-6. This is a UK-market publisher listing and should not be confused with the US hardcover record. Google Books separately lists a HarperCollins edition dated May 7, 2024, with 352 pages and ISBN 9780062945785; its record is distinct, so check the format and market before using it to identify a retail edition.
| Record | Format and market | Pages | ISBN | Date |
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| HarperReach publisher listing | Trade paperback, UK-market listing | 352 | 978-0-00-868-570-6 | May 2024 |
| Kirkus Reviews | Hardcover, US edition (Dey Street/HarperCollins) | 320 | 9780062945761 | May 7, 2024 |
| Google Books | HarperCollins edition; format and market should be checked against the specific record | 352 | 9780062945785 | May 7, 2024 |
The publisher characterizes the memoir as “Frank, funny and open-hearted” and calls it an intimate account of a remarkable life and an accidental career. That is HarperCollins’ description, not a quotation from Selleck.
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The exact People article named by the headline was not independently verified. Its publication date, any direct interview quotations, and the precise cover-art image or description therefore cannot be established from the available publisher and bibliographic records.
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