Reading Jackie

"Reading Jackie" offers a captivating exploration of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's life as a literary editor, shedding light on the nearly 100 books she published during her final two decades. Through interviews and archival insights, the audiobook reveals her complex personality—both serious and playful—unveiling how her editorial choices often mirrored her own experiences. From controversial works like the story of Thomas Jefferson and his enslaved mistress to poignant tributes to icons like Marilyn Monroe, Jackie’s editorial legacy transcends her public persona, showcasing an independent woman shaping cultural narratives.