'In the corner of our bedroom, at the entrance of the hallway, there is an old mirror in a wooden frame... This reflection of myself, with trembling, disheveled clothes, twisted and slightly hunched, would be unsettling if it weren't for the self-satisfied expression plastered on my face. I would mention the obvious question, "Why are you smiling?", but I already know the answer: "It just gets better from here on out."'

Michael J. Fox, stricken with Parkinson's disease—a life-threatening degenerative condition—at the peak of his fame, has turned what some might consider a cause for despair into a beacon of hope for millions. In "Always Looking Up," his Sunday Times bestselling memoir, he writes with warmth, humor, and incredible candor about the journey he has embarked on since confronting his condition.

Pages: 288, Dimensions: 12.9x12.9cm