Most know 50 Cent for his hard-as-nails hip-hop persona, but he showed his vulnerable side in a 2011 cautionary tale for teens.
These NFL twins teamed up to pen an inspirational sports-centric book about perseverance and working together.
The "Margaritaville" singer-songwriter set out to attract a younger generation of Parrotheads with a picture book co-written with his daughter.
The former first lady channeled her past career as a librarian and educator for this collaboration with her daughter Jenna.
This comedic faux pundit parlayed his trademark satire into a 2012 children's release.
Kurt Hummel from "Glee" has become an influential character for teens, but 21-year-old Colfer's new book series takes aim at tweens.
Prime-time star Diggs focused his "little lit" efforts on bolstering kids' self-esteem.
The star of '90s hit "The Nanny" proved there's more to her than just that signature whiny voice; her first kids' book debuted last year.
Though he was involved in a recent literary scandal, the folk legend made literary news in 2010 with a book based on his song lyrics.
The comedian is known for scathing send-ups of Hollywood's elite and biting cable TV sitcoms, but for kids, he sticks to goofy nonsense.
The wife of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich had a best-seller with the 2011 historic travels of Ellis the Elephant.
Salacious gossip isn't the only thing this blogger knows how to write; he released a 2011 book about not fitting in.
This legendary former Lakers MVP is quite the history buff, and his 2012 educational book helps kids explore the past.
Back in 2003, Madonna added "author" to a laundry list of job descriptions that includes pop icon, director and fashion designer.
The Super Bowl MVP and his Bronco brother worked with their former NFL player dad for a 2009 feel-good book.
Sir Paul is a well-known animal activist, so it's fitting that his kids' book features animals fighting for their rights.
In his 2010 book, the president shared the inspirational stories of such American icons as Georgia O'Keeffe and Cesar Chavez, in order to help today's kids honor the past.
The pioneering rapper-turned-actress had a late-'80s hit with "Ladies First" and keeps the feminist spirit going in this story that proves girls can do anything.
The pop-country singer put out a 2003 book about a skittish young jaguar who faces her fears.
While Spelling's books for adults focus on celebrity, motherhood and crafting, her kids' book looks at a modern-day pampered princess.
This international pop star reworked a kid-friendly biblical story for his 2001 picture book.
For his 2011 debut, this NFL defensive end fondly remembered his animated upbringing in a big family.
The figure-skating gold medalist and reality TV star encouraged kids to follow their dreams in her 2011 book.
The king of pop parody dropped the "Weird" from his name when his book on childhood dreams went to print in 2011.
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