Melania Trump's memoir to be published on September 24, just before the election.

• Melania Trump, the former first lady, will publish her memoir on Sept. 24, which is only a few weeks before the presidential election between her husband Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.
• Trump unveiled the cover of his new release, featuring the iconic photo of him leaving the stage following his assassination attempt.

Melania Trump's memoir will be released on Sept. 24, just before the presidential election on Nov. 5, where her husband, former President Donald Trump, will face off against Vice President Kamala Harris.

The book titled "Melania" is described in a press release as a powerful and inspiring story of a woman who has forged her own way, overcome challenges, and established her own standard of excellence.

The ex-First Lady invites readers into her world, providing an intimate portrait of a woman who has led an extraordinary life.

Melania Trump, who was born and raised in Slovenia, relocated to the United States in 1996 to pursue a modeling career. In 1998, she met Donald Trump and they eventually married in 2005. Their son, Barron Trump, was born the following year.

Skyhorse Publishing, known for publishing books by conservative figures such as Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr, will release her memoir.

"According to Skyhorse President Tony Lyons, the book is a meticulous and significant account of our country's recent tumultuous history, as seen through Melania Trump's distinctive perspective. The book conveys her core values of unity, hope, and kindness, and offers a deeper understanding of this private woman, despite any preconceived notions one may have had."

On the same day that Melania Trump unveiled her memoir, Donald Trump revealed the launch of his own book. The coffee table book, titled "SAVE AMERICA," will feature a striking image of Trump leaving the stage in Butler, Penn. on July 13 following an assassination attempt.

It was unclear whether the dual book announcements on Thursday were a coincidence or coordinated. The Trump book releases did not mention their spouse's upcoming books.