What was the title of the autobiography Diana Ross published in 1994?

The title of the autobiography Diana Ross published in 1994 was Secrets of a Sparrow. The book is a memoir by the singer whose career moved from Motown girl-group fame to major solo stardom and film success.

The title’s “sparrow” image reflects a more personal side of Ross’s public story. Rather than functioning only as a conventional career chronicle, the memoir discusses her upbringing, family, ambitions, relationships, and experiences becoming one of popular music’s most recognizable performers.

Ross first became famous as the lead singer of the Supremes, whose Motown recordings produced a remarkable run of chart-topping singles in the 1960s. After leaving the group, she established a successful solo career and also earned acclaim for acting, including her Oscar-nominated performance in Lady Sings the Blues.

A small bibliographic wrinkle explains why some references give 1993 instead of 1994: the book appeared in different markets and editions around that period. The title itself remains consistent, making Secrets of a Sparrow the canonical answer.