Mary Earps is releasing her autobiography
Mary Earps will publish her very first book on 6 November. For the first time, she opens up fully about her journey — the triumphs, the challenges, and all the moments that shaped her, told entirely in her own voice.
The book currently has the provisional title “My Story”, and the cover will be revealed later. Readers can already pre-order it. An audiobook, narrated in Mary Earps’ own voice, will also be available.
Mary Earps is now playing for Paris Saint-Germain in the French league. Just before this year’s Euros, she announced her retirement from international football. At Euro 2022, she was England’s first-choice goalkeeper and played a key role in helping the Lionesses win the European Championship. To honour her, the BBC produced a documentary titled Mary, Queen of Stops.
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