Here Comes Trouble

In 'Here Comes Trouble: Stories from My Life,' Michael Moore shares personal anecdotes and formative experiences that have shaped his political and sociological viewpoints.

The book includes stories from his childhood, such as an encounter with Bobby Kennedy, to his early days as a high school student and later as a young politician.

Moore also discusses his career as a documentary filmmaker, including the backlash and death threats he faced after speaking out against former President George W. Bush and winning an Academy Award for 'Bowling for Columbine.

' The memoir reflects Moore's lifelong resistance to social injustice and his continued advocacy for social change.