Books By Al Roker

In addition to being known to over thirty million viewers for his work on NBC's Today show, a role that has earned him 13 Emmy awards, Al Roker is a bestselling author with many acclaimed books to his credit, including his latest tome, “You Look So Much Better In Person - True Stories of Absurdity and Success." In the tradition of Dick Van Dyke’s Keep Moving and Dan Rather’s Rather Outspoken, Al Roker presents a humorous collection of essays based on lessons for living a happy life and achieving success through the power of saying “yes!” This funny and shrewd look at his career so far, what he’s learned, and what’s yet to come and is now available in paperback.  

Here's a quick list of Al's 12 other books - click on the title to go to the ordering link:

• "Don't Make Me Stop This Car: Adventures in Fatherhood" (Short stories)
• "Al Roker's Big Bad Book of Barbecue" (Cookbook)
• "Al Roker's Hassle Free Holiday Cookbook"  (Cookbook)
• "Big Shoes: In Celebration of Dads and Fatherhood" honors fathers and their contributions to lives of their children.  (Short stories)
• “The Morning Show Murders” (Mystery novel, and now a 6-part TV movie for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries starring Holly Robinson Peete and Rick Fox)
• “The Talk Show Murders” (Mystery novel)
• “The Midnight Show Murders”  (Mystery novel)
• "Never Goin' Back-Winning The Weight Loss Battle For Good"  (Memoir about Al's personal struggles with his own weight, bariatric surgery, and diet/nutrition. Includes healthy recipes)
• "Been There Done That - Family Wisdom For Modern Times"  (Collaboration with wife Deborah Roberts)
• "The Storm Of The Century: Tragedy, Heroism, Survival, and the Epic True Story of America’s Deadliest Natural Disaster: The Great Gulf Hurricane of 1900." (True life historical storytelling)
• “Ruthless Tide - The Heroes And Villains Of The Johnstown Flood” (True life historical storytelling)
• "Al Roker's Extreme Weather: Tornadoes, Typhoons, and Other Weather Phenomena” (Children's book)
• "You Look So Much Better In Person: True Stories of Absurdity and Success" (Al's memoir)