LITTLE People, Big World star Amy Roloff has revealed that all copies of her book bought from her website will be signed, and fans still suspect LPBW will be canceled.
Amy, 60, released her memoir A Little Me back in June 2019.
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In the TLC personality's book, she discusses her family, faith, and all her daily struggles.
She goes into detail about how having dwarfism has affected her life and how she's learned to navigate the world.
The LPBW star's website states: "A Little Me is more than just an honest and deeply moving memoir.
"It’s an inspiring how-to guide for overcoming personal challenges and living life to the fullest — a reminder of what’s truly important."
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Her autographed hardcover book is being sold on her website for $32.95.
She announced that she is selling signed copies by posting a photo of the book on her Instagram account.
She captioned the pic: "Because I believed in myself, had the love and support of my family, and my faith, I knew that I could become my own hero in life.
"Wanting to share my story and all the lessons that I've learned in life so far is what inspired me to write my memoir.
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"When you get a copy of A Little Me from my shop, (link in bio) I'll personally autograph it for you!"
ALL ABOUT THAT EX
Amy did not hold back in making some explosive claims in her infamous memoir.
She claimed that her now ex-husband Matt Roloff, 61, was involved with his current girlfriend, Caryn Chandler, while the Little People, Big World stars were still married.
Prior to dating Matt, Caryn, 55, was a long-time employee at Roloff Farms in Hillsboro, Oregon, where the reality show is based.
"Matt was spending more and more time at the tavern he often frequented in the evenings after filming and working on the farm, and our farm manager seemed to be around more and more often as well. What, if anything, was going on?" Amy wrote in her book.
"Then it dawned on me. Matt and our farm manager, who had been working for us for a number of years by then, seemed to have more than just a working relationship or friendship.
"I saw messages, pictures, and other things that should not have been shared between people who just worked together and were still married to other people," she claimed. "I was devastated."
Amy later wrote: "In hindsight, I know I should have said something right away, but I didn't. I was scared and ashamed anything remotely like this could be happening.
"Was Matt really interested in someone else right in front of me? Why would he even go there when we were still married?"
A year after the book was released, Matt spoke out about the claims and said he was "disappointed."
"I did get a chance to read the book and, you know, I was disappointed … I didn't think the book was really fair to me," Matt said while appearing on the podcast First Class Fatherhood in March 2020.
"I thought there was some disingenuous nature to the book, which surprised me because Amy is a pretty genuine person typically.
"But I think she left out some pretty major parts of her life that would have thrown a little more balance into the whole story," he added.
END OF AN ERA?
Back in February, the LPBW star held an Instagram "live chat" so she could talk with her followers.
With co-host Liza Dixon, the reality star mentioned that the two will be revealing "our plans for the year."
The TLC star promised to talk about the show and "answer as many fan questions as possible."
She asked fans to submit their questions "in the comments."
In the comments sections, fans jumped in and asked the Roloff matriarch if the show has reached its end.
One fan wondered: "I've followed your family all the way through every episode from day one.
"Do you think there could possibly be a show just about you and hubby without Zach and Tori?"
Another fan pondered: "Hope to hear the good news! I hope the show will continue."
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A third asked: "Seriously, is the show canceled? I love this show!"
There has not been any confirmation as to whether or not the show will be canceled.
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