Kerry: Story of a Survivor: The Biography of Britain's Most Inspiring Star

by Emily Herbert

Kerry Katona is one of Britain's most talked about celebrities. In recent years, her pictures have never been far from the front pages of newspapers and glossy magazines. Her celebrity lifestyle and tales of her turbulent romances have intrigued the nation and gained her a dedicated fan base. She was one of the original, founding members of Atomic Kitten. In 2001, she gave up her lifestyle of fame to start a family. After a spell away from the limelight, Kerry appeared on I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here , where she was crowned Queen of the Jungle. But Kerry's route to fame hasn't always been so glamorous—her childhood was far from idyllic—she never knew her father and her mother suffered from manic depression. Kerry was raised by several sets of foster parents and spent years apart from the mother she is now so close to. Just when it seemed that Kerry had her life firmly on track, news broke that her marriage to Westife's Bryan McFadden was over. This is an in-depth look at an extraordinary woman who has battled the odds to win the hearts of the public.

Genres: Biography

288 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2005

Reviews

[Hannah · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is really good!
It shows that not all of celebrities have a good childhood
Kerry Katona's biography really goes deep into her life and tells about how her childhood was full of her being beaten up by her mum's boyfriend and and how her mum also had an extremely bad childhood
But........ It also tells you how amazing her career has been and how she is a normal person like everybody else.
I would recommend this bok to all girls.

[Kylie Martin · Rating 5 out of 5]

great book , well written and easy to read. thought it would be more about her cancer but was a look at her whole career. i learnt a lot about her, was very good A+A+

[Amanda · Rating 1 out of 5]

cant get into it so giving up.

[Aby · Rating 4 out of 5]

this book is awesome

[Elaine Doe · Rating 5 out of 5]

it was brilliant and sad