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Robin Roberts is teaming up with Grand Central Publishing to pen a new memoir. The Good Morning America anchor will discuss her recent health woes and the lessons she's learned along the way. "I am humbled that many have an interest and draw strength from my on-going journey," Robin explained. Find out more information about Robin's memoir in the video above. Will you purchase a copy of Robin's upcoming memoir? Sound off in the comments below and let us know your answer on Twitter @OKMagazine!   MORE VIDEOS YOU'LL LOVE: Find Out How Eddie Cibrian Influenced Leann Rimes' New Album 'Spitfire' Partying With Justin Bieber Could Cost You—$5 Million! Why Kimberly Elise is Similar to Her Character on VH-1's 'Hit the Floor' Photo credit:  Getty Images

EXCLUSIVE: Boy, does Joe Roth have the hot hand when it comes to irreverent fairy tale fare. Deadline revealed last Thursday that the Oz The Great And Powerful producer had partnered with Jane Startz Production to acquire movie rights to The School For Good And Evil. After a spirited auction, Universal Pictures won the property in a seven-figure deal for book and scriptwriting fees. It’s the first title in a novel trilogy by Soman Chainani that will be published in the U.S. by HarperCollins on May 14 and in the U.K. on June 6. The trilogy tells the story of ordinary boys and girls who are kidnapped from their homes and sent to The School for Good and Evil, where they are trained to be fairy tale heroes and villains, princesses and witches. The protagonist is Sophie, a beauty who is dumped into the School for Evil while her homely best friend Agatha is taken to the School for Good. Both girls find their fortunes reversed and are forced to confront the truth about their unexpected destinies. The book debuts this weekend number 7 on The New York Times Bestseller list. Universal is an easy fit for Roth and his top exec Palak Patel, both of whom will produce with Jane Startz. Roth and Patel produced Snow White And The Huntsman at Universal, ... Read More »