‘Too Much and Never Enough’: Mary Trump Book Sells 1.35 Million Copies In Its Opening Week

Donald J. Trump has learned that the book his niece penned to burst his mythical bubble has sold over 1.35 million copies in its opening week.

Find out how below…

‘Too Much and Never Enough’ tells the true tale of Mary Trump whose father was Donald’s older brother. In the book,

Mary pierces through the layers of fiction the Trumps created to shield themselves from public scrutiny to tell the story of a family powered by money but stifled by pain.

At its heart stands Trump’s father Fred Trump who-according to Mary and her well-informed sources- sewed the seeds of division in the soil of his family tree and used his power to pump fear, jealously, hatred, racism and greed into the lives of his children.

The sum of his efforts? A son who would become the President of the United States and another whose children were erased from his will and left to fend for themselves when their father (Mary’s father) passed away.

Today, Trump has learned that the riveting release stands tall as one of the highest-selling books to be released within the last ten years thanks to an opening week sales figure of 1.35 million copies sold.

Powering its success? A wave of interviews given by Mary to promote it….and readings delivered by the YouTube sensation Secretary of Shade.

The New York Post reveals…

Jonathan Karp, CEO of publisher Simon & Schuster, on Thursday said Mary Trump’s “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man” has been flying off the shelves with more than 1.35 million copies sold in all formats in its first full week on sale. And he attributed at least some of the boom to readers’ interest in “unusual families,” saying people are likening it to Mario Puzo’s “The Godfather,” first published by G.P. Putnam & Sons in 1969.

Mary’s book has sold more in one week than Trump’s ‘Art of the Deal’ has sold in 33 years.