The recently released Hillary Clinton memoir, What Happened, has sold 300,000 copies across all formats in the first week, with 168,000 copies sold in hardcover alone.
Publisher Simon & Schuster released numbers showing What Happened is the best-selling nonfiction release since Mark Owen’s No Easy Day, a ‘”first hand” account of the mission that killed Osama Bin Laden, the AP reports. Clinton’s third memoir is selling better than the last, Hard Choices(2014), about her time as secretary of state. It, however, is only selling half as well as Living History(2003), which included her experience during the Monica Lewinsky scandal and sold over 600,000 copies in its first week.
Simon & Schuster declared its success “remarkable” in a statement praising the book. – READ MORE
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