In May 2014, YouTube star Grace Helbig announced Grace’s Guide, a self-styled guide book. In the months since that book’s publication, Helbig has continued to grow her fanbase (and has launched her own TV show), and as books authored by YouTube stars continue to serve as hot commodities, she will return to the literary world. On February 2nd, 2016, Simon & Schuster’s Touchstone imprint will release Grace & Style, a tongue-in-cheek fashion guide authored by Helbig.
As she did with, Grace’s Guide, Helbig will imbue her awkward-yet-wise personality into the pages of Grace & Style, which will specifically hone in on the world of fashion. As Helbig wrote on the new book’s website, “This book is one part parody, one part irreverent fashion fun, and one part personal experience…this book is about pretending you’ve got grace & style and it makes no apologies about having fun.”
Helbig initially announced her second book in a video she released on her YouTube channel in May. More recently, she nailed down Grace & Style’s February 2nd release date, which will give her plenty of time to write a book that will satisfy both herself and her millions of passionate fans. “I am kind of refueling my brain,” she explained in a video she released on June 13th, “and giving myself some time to really make it the book I want to make it.”
Even though Grace & Style is a long way from arriving on shelves, it is nonetheless available for preorder. Potential readers who wish to reserve a copy can do so from the book’s website.
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