Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir, 'Nobody's Girl,' co-authored with journalist Amy Wallace, has been honored as the Book of the Year at the 2025 British Book Awards, also known as the Nibbies. The memoir, which won the non-fiction narrative prize, offers a first-person account of Giuffre's life, detailing her traumatic experiences as a trafficking survivor and her subsequent fight for justice. Giuffre, who was recruited into Jeffrey Epstein's circle as a teenager, alleged that she was trafficked to powerful individuals, including a 'well-known Prime Minister.' Her story sheds light on the systemic abuse she faced and her transformation into an advocate for trafficking victims. Following her tragic death by suicide in April 2025, her family has continued to champion her cause. The publication of 'Nobody's Girl' has reignited public interest in Prince Andrew's alleged involvement, leading to increased scrutiny and the revocation of his royal titles by King Charles III. The memoir's campaign featured the hashtag #BelieveHer, emphasizing the importance of listening to survivors.