Politics | Gabrielle Giffords Giffords Narrates Last Chapter of Her Audiobook Public can hear her voice for first time since shooting By Evann Gastaldo Posted Oct 20, 2011 9:25 AM CDT Copied Gabrielle Giffords sits with her mother Gloria Giffords outside TIRR Memorial Hermann Hospital May 17, 2011 in Houston, Texas. (Getty Images) Another milestone to mark in Gabrielle Giffords’ recovery: In the audio edition of her upcoming memoir, the congresswoman herself reads aloud the last chapter. A spokesperson confirms to the Arizona Republic that Giffords has completed the recording for Gabby: A Story of Courage and Hope, to be released Nov. 15. It will mark the first time the public can hear her voice since the Jan. 8 shooting, since she has yet to speak during any of her few public appearances. Husband Mark Kelly reads the rest of the chapters. Read These Next Documentary suggests Hitler had a micropenis. Outrage after 13-year-old victim of deepfake nudes is expelled. He's the first person known to have died from a red meat allergy. Megyn Kelly questions whether Epstein is technically a pedophile. Report an error