Carly Simon has lived a life as unforgettable as her music.
Born into privilege as the daughter of publishing giant Richard L. Simon, Carly grew up in a home filled with books, music, and secrets. Her debut with The Simon Sisters in Greenwich Village paved the way for a solo career that would make her one of the defining voices of her generation, with 13 Top 40 hits including the timeless anthem “You’re So Vain.”
But behind the fame came heartbreak. Carly’s memoir reveals the hidden struggles of a family in turmoil, the passion that fueled her songwriting, and the unraveling of her marriage to James Taylor.
Boys in the Trees is an intimate, riveting story of creativity, survival, and a woman who redefined pop music.
