Jada Pinkett Smith’s new memoir fails to meet Expectations
Jada Pinkett-Smith has been promoting her new memoir, “Worthy,” which has attracted a lot of interest due to her publicized relationship with Will Smith. However, she revealed much of the book’s content in advance, leading some to feel they didn’t need to read it.
As a result, the book’s sales haven’t been strong, and it hasn’t made it into the top 100 on various charts, including Kindle E-reader, Barnes & Noble, and Publisher’s Weekly, as reported by The Neighborhood Talk.
According to those who read it, the book didn’t impress much. Some found the stories dull, and others thought the Red Table Talk episodes explained Jada Pinkett-Smith better. Overall, it doesn’t seem like a strong recommendation for the book. If you were considering getting it, you might end up feeling let down.
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In the week of October 22, it was ranked third on Amazon’s charts at first, but it fell to 81st place very rapidly. In the meantime, Britney Spears’s book “The Woman in Me” is selling a ton of copies and is expected to reach over a million copies.
Tmz reports that Britney Spears’ book “The Woman in Me” has sold over 400,000 copies. Though official data are still waiting, there are indications that pre-sales may have even surpassed nine million, according to Newsweek.
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It is expected to surpass the one million milestone based on current sales. However, Jada Pinkett Smith’s book “Worthy” didn’t do as well in the bookstore as anticipated. It has only 166 ratings and 64 reviews, placing it at number 84 on Amazon’s overall bestseller list for books.
With only 2,700 copies sold by the end of last week, “Worthy” missed the Top 100 Kindle e-reader ranking. According to Newsweek, it hasn’t made it into the Top 100 on rankings from Publishers Weekly and Barnes & Noble.
Jada Pinkett Smith’s new memoir fails to meet Expectations
