Dennis Rodman Books in Order

Rodman's path to professional basketball is told through his friendship with an Oklahoma teenager traumatized by a hunting accident. Living with the boy's family offers mutual healing, discipline and support across racial divisions in their small town.

Rodman recounts his basketball career, public image and experiences beyond the court. His reflections on rebounding, family, fame and personal turmoil present the conflicts behind an athlete whose outspoken style challenged expectations of celebrity behavior.

Rodman reflects on personal freedom, self-expression and rejecting conventional expectations. Through his provocative outlook, he encourages readers to recognize their own desires and consider what it might mean to live beyond the limits imposed by others.

Rodman looks back on life after leaving the NBA, including a failed marriage, alcohol problems and efforts to return to basketball. The memoir examines the difficult adjustment from sporting celebrity to a less certain personal future.

Captured and taken away from his family, Dennis finds himself living among bulls at a rodeo. His bright hair, tattoos and unusual appearance set him apart, but forming friendships helps him discover that being different need not mean being rejected.