In Finding Me: A Memoir, Viola Davis offers a candid and compelling account of her journey from a challenging childhood to becoming an acclaimed actress. Born into poverty in Rhode Island, Davis faced numerous hardships, including domestic violence, racism, and sexual abuse. Despite these obstacles, she discovered a passion for acting, which became a transformative force in her life. Davis's memoir delves into her experiences at the Juilliard School, her struggles with self-acceptance, and her ascent in the entertainment industry, culminating in her historic achievement as the first African American to attain the Triple Crown of Acting: an Oscar, an Emmy, and a Tony Award. Through her narrative, Davis explores themes of resilience, identity, and the pursuit of purpose, offering readers an intimate look into the life of a woman who overcame immense adversity to achieve remarkable success.