It makes sense that an iconoclast like Matthew McConaughey would take the basic idea of an autobiography and make it all his own. Part memoir, part self-help manifesto, Greenlights finds the actor sharing some of the most intimate, illuminating, and hilarious moments from his life and career. McConaughey draws inspiring lessons from his blue-collar Texas childhood, his father’s tragic passing while in bed with McConaughey’s mother, and his history of sexy dreams that seem to prophesy big life moments like meeting his wife. We especially loved getting an inside look at how the Hollywood star prepares for his movies—did you know his iconic “Alright, alright, alright” from Dazed and Confused was ad-libbed during a costume fitting? And who can resist listening to that perfect Texan drawl? McConaughey brings his trademark candid and approachable vibe to his narration. He’s every bit the charming rogue he plays on screen, but he’s also a masterful storyteller. This compelling audiobook proves that, at least in McConaughey’s case, real life truly is stranger than fiction.