DRAWING ON THE PERSONAL ARCHIVES OF CELINE AND HER FAMILY, THIS COLLECTOR'S EDITION BRINGS TOGETHER BEAUTIFUL AND PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE PERFORMER WITH SOME OF HER FAVORITE MEMENTOS
From the little Quebecoise with the giant voice to the biggest female record-selling artist of all time, Celine's career has been defined by both her brilliant talent and her genuine relationship with her fans. In Celine Dion: For Keeps, she shares some of her favorite souvenirs, both personal and professional, in a beautiful celebration of her life so far.
Revealing her thoughts about her journey to stardom and personal balance in new interviews with the author, Celine's own words abound in this touching narrative. From her early family life to her first performances on the world stage; from her own sources of inspiration to the beautiful home she has built with her husband and son; and finally to her show in Las Vegas and plans for the future, Celine Dion highlights her most treasured memories from a life in the public eye. Family and professional photographs illustrate Celine's rise to fame and special moments with her friends and family in a stunning design.
Throughout, Celine shares more than 20 of her most personal keepsakes as removable facsimiles, including an early report card, the music to the song her mother wrote for her demo, "Ce n'etait qu'un reve," love letters she wrote to Rene, and Rene-Charles's birth announcement.
Celine Dion is an elegant and intimate portrait of her journey that introduces us to sides of Celine we've never known.
Jenna Glatzer is an award-winning full-time writer who's written 28 books and hundreds of articles.
Her main writing interests are biographies and memoirs, and she often writes about health and parenting. She also loves writing for children, as well as writing humor essays and personal essays.
She's Celine Dion's authorized biographer and the author of The Marilyn Monroe Treasures, authorized by Monroe's estate.
Interesting book about an interesting woman. I didn't know much about Celine Dion prior to reading, other then I liked some of her songs and that my mom is a big fan, but I had the opportunity to get the book for free and I was curious. And I'm glad I did. Granted it's a bit dates (circa 2003) but it still has Celine's early life, her marriage, her first child. It has all the information about how she got started, about her family. Love the letters, pictures, postcards, and all the little tidbits bits in the book. I know there are piles upon piles of information that anyone can rummage through to get the "good" pictures or the "good" keepsakes, so this task is almost impossible, but I appreciate their approach. A well organized, attractive, thoughtful book about Celine with little keepsakes too. Loved it!