Hello, this is Justin Bieber - Das große Fanbuch

by Chas Newkey-Burden, Madeleine Lampe (Translator), Thorsten Wortmann (Translator)

Fresh-faced and oh-so cute, Justin Bieber is a singing sensation who has rocked the music world to its foundations. Born on March 1, 1994, from Stratford Ontario, Justin's mum started posting videos on YouTube of her thirteen-year-old boy singing cover versions. Hits on the site started building almost immediately and it wasn't long before he had fans – of all ages, all over the world. When, in 2008, music-industry professional Scooter Braun became his manager, this young star was on his way. His debut single 'One Time' was released in 2009 and went into the top 30 in ten countries around the world, and his album My World 2.0 caused a sensation.

Talented and gorgeous, Justin Bieber’s inspirational story is a must for all his fans to enjoy.

Genres: Biography, Music

143 pages, Paperback

First published August 24, 2010

About the author

Chas Newkey-Burden is a British journalist and author. His books include The Reduced History of Britain, Great Email Disasters and Not In My Name: A Compendium Of Modern Hypocrisy (co-written with Julie Burchill). He has also written unauthorised biographies of Simon Cowell, Paris Hilton, Amy Winehouse, Alexandra Burke and six official publications for Arsenal football club.

He has written for publications including The Guardian, Four Four Two, Total Football, Time Out, Attitude and The Big Issue; and internet sites including Ynetnews, The First Post and Guardian Blogs. A former Contributing Editor to Loaded magazine and former editor of the football website icons.com, where he was also Dennis Bergkamp's official biographer. Interviewees include David Beckham, Ricky Gervais, Frank Lampard, Rachel Stevens and James Bourne.

Newkey-Burden has discussed his books, football news and the Middle East on TV and radio shows including Sky News, CNN, BBC Breakfast News, The Today Programme on Radio 4, Five Live Breakfast, TalkSport, Capital Gold and BBC Radio London. He was featured on the BBC 2 documentary Cold War Kids, the Sky One show Celebrities On Heat and The Biography Channel and Fuse Television's documentaries on Amy Winehouse.

Newkey-Burden has a blog, entitled OyVaGoy, in which he describes himself as 'philosemitic' and posts opinions firmly in support of the state of Israel, and critical of those he perceives as being against Israel.
In July 2008, the British satirical magazine Private Eye reported that Newkey-Burden had posted positive reviews of his own books on the Amazon.co.uk online bookstore.

Reviews

[Cait]

The only thing true in this whole fucking synopsis and title is the UNAUTHORIZED part. Here's the definition of said word:

unofficial, unsanctioned, unaccredited, unlicensed, unwarranted, unapproved, bootleg, pirated; disallowed, prohibited, out of bounds, banned, barred, forbidden, outlawed, illegal, illegitimate, illicit, proscribed.

Yup, that pretty much sounds just like this book, wouldn't you agree? A bunch of unwarranted, illegitimate, illicit, and unsanctioned crap. Poor Beiber is so stupid he can't even look up definitions of a single word to see if it even fits what's inside of this piece of shit book.

Anyone with more than two brain cells would have looked at this book and run for the hills, which shows our current publishing community. *shakes my head*



So, hey, like, you guyz, when I get really totes deff famous for absolutely no reason and I have, like, no, like, talent in what I'm doing at all I'm gunna publish a totally awesome book!

The title is going to be Cait: The Horrible Piece of Shit Biography

And my synopsis will look somthin like this:

Cait is famous, has lots of moneyz, and is a ton better than you, but she didn't use to be! She used to be, like, a total nerd like the rest of you poor pplz! This is, like, her story about how she climbed to the top of the music ladder for absolutely no reason and how her life is-behind the scenes! You will get to read about what she eatz, how she walks, what kind of air she breathes, when she goez to bed, what her favorite color is, each time that she goes number one and/or two in the bathroom, what her favorite shoes are, and all of that totally in-depth shit stuff!

And even though the idea, premise, and title are absolutely horrible, I will convince all your poor, unimportant, peoplez to buy it while I get even more unnecessary amounts of moneyz, and you will all gush about it like "OMGZ US SO AWESUM OMIGOD I CANNOT WAIT TO MEET UZ I HAV A TICKET 2 UR CONCERT OMG!", because I'm famous, amazing, beautiful, and a total idiot, but that's what I do. Some my hate, but I don't care, becauz I have "all of my loyal fanz!"

And here is a picture with horrible grammar that just proves my point:

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Future me...Bill, take this one for me:

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[Jaan Rajando · Rating 1 out of 5]

fuck

[Alicia D · Rating 5 out of 5]

FINALLY! It would let me log in. Oh my goodness. But This book was an amazing book, and I couldn't have enjoyed reading it more. I would recommend this to anyone! I'd lean more towards the female gender just because it's a book about Justin Bieber. But I think that any age would love to read this book! I had a lot of fun reading it, and learned some stuff about Justin Bieber I never even knew! He was a really successful individual. I learned a life lesson from this. "If you put the effort into something to desire, you will achieve it." I read a lot lately because of the passing of my grandfather. He always told me that any book I read, I'd learn something. And to this day, he was yet to prove me wrong! I can't really remember how much I am supposed to write, so I think I should keep on elaborating on my thoughts. Something really neat about Justin Bieber is that he didn't have the intetnions of becoming famous, he just really loved to sing, and wanted to share that with the world. You can't really just become famous. That's another thing I had learned. You have to love what you're doing, and be willing enough to put the time and effort into it. It doesn't just happen, it's a process.

[Lucia Patterson · Rating 4 out of 5]

This text made me think deeply about justin beiber , because many people hate him. I only read it as i was bored, i am in no way a beiber fever fan! But this book really got me thinking about all the people who hate him, for no reason at all ! So what if he used to sound like a girl?! It doesn't matter, he is an amazing singer, extremely talented for his age having played many instruments, he writes all his music from himself, and if you got rid of the fame, he's just an average 17 year old who is amazingly talented! No-one has the right to hate on him , and put him down. While reading this i thought about the factors of why people may hate him , and after much thought, there isn't really anything that he has done for people to hate him. And i have decided that people need to realise his talent and grow up! ( and stop being so nasty!)
Im not A fan , but i really respect him and his talent, and enjoy some of his music.

[Haylie smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

1- ?????
2- i decided to read this book because i love justin bieber <3 he is my idol
3- i absolutely LOVED this book because it was about justin bieber and his life story, it contained pictures of him and the book waxs just overall amazing
4- this book should be read by everyone
5- i recomend this book to screaming teenage girls who love justin bieber <3

[Mel]

Do I even need to explain why I will never pick this shit up?

Also, what is this rubbish about him being a music sensation? You need a lot more than just panty-wetting abilities to become a music sensation, and have staying power for at least 30 years. No one is going to remember Jailbait Bieber in a year from now.

[Caroline P. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Even if you don't like Justin Bieber you'll love this book. I did. But I like Justin Bieber. My favorite part was getting to learn what he went through before he became famous. It's just phenomenal. I do recommend this book to you. He went through many struggles and challenges. He is one of my all time favorite people of all time. I would read any book I could find that has to do with him he is just completely inspirational to me.

[Debora Caldeira · Rating 3 out of 5]

I read this book in a matter of days. At the time I was a HUGE Justin Bieber fan. As a 13 or 14 year old girl, I absolutely loved this book. But today I realize it was a pretty easy to read book, not a lot of jaw dropping information, just plan old book.

[Iskreads · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book!
I liked how it explained how that Justin Bieber is not a spoilt rich kid who's fame has gone to his head but a very caring rich kid. An example of this from the book is that Justin got a new haircut in 2011 and people loved him so much that they sold a lock of his hair for 2500 pounds! Justin donated all of this money to charity. I can just see what it would be like being a famous pop star . . .
I recommend this book to anyone who is a belieber, a biebette or has bieber fever!
Anoushka :P

[Rachel (readercalledrachel) · Rating 3 out of 5]

As always, in my own opinion, anything that I read that is Justin Bieber related I am likely to enjoy.

Yes, it was a great read, but this wasn't my favourite book that has been written about him, this is mainly due to the fact that it's not official, as the book clearly shows and demonstrates throughout.

Despite this aspect of the book, this book is an ideal read for any Justin Bieber fan.

[Shanice Deneus · Rating 5 out of 5]

yes justin beiber is bigger than ever i cant belive there are haters out there over him . this book is soo awsome i read it like 12 times thats how good it is.everyone out there needs to read it it might inspire u :)

[Zero vi Britannia]

Okay, America, it's time to man/woman up and take responsibility for this. We're the ones responsible for Justin Bieber. At least Canada had the good sense to push him off on someone else. We only have ourselves to blame.

[Melody Violine · Rating 3 out of 5]

versi Indonesianya dijamin lebih keren!

[Mandy Millsap]

i love it but i dont like justin bieber he thinks every thing is all about him but its not so he can get over it :)

[Chelsey Bieber Poling]

must read

[Iskreads · Rating 5 out of 5]

this was a deep book and was very interesting to find out what Justin's childhood was like up until he became famous. Genna P.

[Safa]

love it

[Safa · Rating 5 out of 5]

love it

[Kendall 11-12 · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love Justin Bieber! I thought I knew a lot about him I was wrong I learned so much about him in this book. I love it when in the book he talks about his child hood.

[Jess · Rating 1 out of 5]

Total cr@p. It was so well... blah! Ick!

[Mistletoe Bieberrectioners]

Kidrauhl!! He's my everything..... yes! my life :)

[Roxanne · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a good book to learn more about him. My question is what it is about this kid that drives people wild, I just do not see it. He acts like a spoiled brat.

[Alondra Elizondo]

I think is a really good book of course because it's all about Justin Bieber

[Sarah · Rating 5 out of 5]

All my man.. <3 i'm obsessed with this boy and this book make's it even worse :)

[Julianna]

good

[Kelsey Webster · Rating 5 out of 5]

Justiiiiiiiiiiin Is An Epiiic Amaziiiing Hawtiiiiiiie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!