Emily Maitlis hopped onto her Twitter on Friday after coming across her book in a Waterstones store. But it was where the placement of the book which grabbed the TV journalist's attention.
The 51-year-old Newsnight presenter published her autobiography, Airhead, in April 2019, which has since become a best-seller on Amazon.
But when Emily found her book during a recent visit to a Waterstones, she noticed her copies were placed on a table among a heap of other publications.These included books from Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai and news host Trevor Noah.
On top of the books was a sign which read "Lives Well Lived."Occasionally, real-life turns out to be more interesting than the best of novels."Here is a selection of accounts of extraordinary lives to spice up even the most ordinary day."By the look of things, Emily was somewhat torn with the title's wording.
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