"We come from Jell-O. It is our birthright, bought by my mother's great-great-uncle by marriage for $450 in 1899 and sold 26 years later for $67 million." You would think that it is great luck to be a part of a family fortune like that, but in the memoir Jell-O Girls, Allie Rowbottom tells the story of the so-called "Jell-O curse" and the fate of her family since that deal. Jell-O Girls is a memoir that reads like fiction — it will completely fascinate you.