Cory Booker’s New Book ‘Stand’ Set for November Release

NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey announced the release of his upcoming book titled “Stand,” scheduled for publication on November 11, according to St. Martin's Press.

Booker, who gained national attention in April for delivering the longest continuous Senate floor speech in history at just over 25 hours, said his book expands on themes he discussed during that record-breaking event. The speech addressed various Trump administration policies, including attempts to annex Canada and cuts to Social Security offices.

The 56-year-old senator highlighted the importance of civic engagement and political activism as key themes in both his speech and the forthcoming book. In his remarks, Booker emphasized, “We must unite to champion justice and equality for all. This book represents a call to action for anyone who wishes to see change in our society.”

“Stand” will explore his experiences, challenges, and aspirations regarding critical social issues facing America today. With this book, Booker aims to inspire his readers to take an active role in shaping the future.

His previous works have addressed similar themes, and he is well-known for his dynamic communication style and leadership in the Senate. As the release date approaches, many are eager to see how Booker’s insights will contribute to ongoing national conversations.

In a recent interview, Booker remarked, “This isn’t just my story; it’s a narrative about all of us who believe in the power of change. I hope my journey resonates and encourages others to stand up for what’s right.” The anticipation builds as supporters look forward to the book’s release and its promise of inspiration.