Robin Roberts Books in Order

A non-fiction account of the 1950 Philadelphia Phillies, known as the 'Whiz Kids.' Michener, a lifelong fan, recounts the team's improbable run to the pennant and his own memories of that season.

Robin Roberts draws on her experiences in basketball, sports broadcasting, and morning television to discuss meaningful success. Personal stories illustrate the guiding principles she credits with shaping her career, offering readers reflections on ambition and purpose.

Roberts recounts her diagnosis with a rare blood disorder and the bone marrow transplant that followed. Her memoir explores the support of family, friends, and her partner while reflecting on fear, recovery, and life under public scrutiny.

Drawing on personal experiences, spiritual practices, and conversations with loved ones, Roberts reflects on cultivating optimism. This collection of guidance explores ways to approach uncertainty with hope, emphasizing the practice behind a more positive outlook.

Goalkeeper Briana Scurry recounts her path through elite soccer, including Olympic victories and the 1999 World Cup. Written with Wayne Coffey and featuring Robin Roberts' foreword, this memoir examines achievement, barriers, and the struggles behind public success.