YouTube superstar PewDiePie has a book coming out that will spoof motivational and self-help books
Entitled "This Book Loves You," Kjellberg's book will be available in October of 2015 and can already be pre-ordered on Amazon, Inquisitr reports.
The book is a spoof of typical motivational and self-help books, featuring the YouTuber's signature humor that has helped gain him over 9 billion video views, Tech Times explains.
"'This Book Loves You' has something for everyone--or at least everyone willing to give up and stop caring. If all else fails, remember: 'Don't be yourself. Be a pizza. Everyone loves pizza,'" notes the book's Amazon description.
Kjellberg announced his book in June through a video on his YouTube channel. The video features Kjellberg portraying several fictional characters, all of whom rave about the benefits of reading the YouTuber's new work.
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"Kids, cats, and toffee wrappers will all reach to their highest potential," says Kjellberg (sporting a wig as Professor Foofie La Flapp) of anyone who reads his literary masterpiece.
Earlier in July, Kjellberg made headlines after it was reported that the YouTuber earned $7.4 million last year. In response, Kjellberg posted a candid video explaining his YouTube success and directly addressing his critics.
Check out PewDiePie's announcement video here or below.
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