Keke Palmer's New Memoir Is Officially a New York Times Bestseller: 'This Journey Is Just the Beginning'

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Imposter syndrome is a universal feeling that isn't just for the non-famous. Keke Palmer's book Master of Me proves that even celebrities get the feeling as she gives fans her raw thoughts on Hollywood, including life as a child star.

The final holiday savings opportunities continue through Cyber ​​Monday deals that can get you up to 30% off Palmer's memoir and more music books. Audiobook fans can look forward to the 31-year-old's narration Master of Me via Audible with the added bonus of hearing the Emmy-winning actress' new single “Imposter,” which is exclusive to the audiobook edition.

Read on to learn more and find out where to buy Master of Me online.

Throughout the 256 pages, you can expect it to pose questions to readers as another level of connection. Audiobook listeners will even get a hint of what's to come musically for the star, as it features her new single, “Imposter.”

Palmer's memoir was titled being a New York Times bestseller in less than two weeks after its release date. The praise doesn't stop there, as fans helped it reach No. 1 Amazon Best Seller for Black and African American Biographies.

To celebrate the big accomplishments, Palmer took to Instagram to share her reaction to becoming a NYT bestsellers as well as teases to follow.

“The incredible thing is that this journey is just beginning, the book hasn't even been out a month yet!” he writes in the caption of the post.