Britney Spears: Little Girl Lost - Tapa blanda

Celebrity author Christopher Heard outlines the dramatic story of Britney Spears through the highs and lows of her phenomenal career to her personal trials and tribulations in this unauthorised biography. This book shows how Britney struggled to have her voice heard and to create her own identity under the eyes of the world. Like many young stars growing up in today's media hungry society, the pressures, the expectations and life in the public eye can lead to turmoil, rebellion or worse still, teenage angst. Britney's every move and personal life has been reported on, analyzed and exploited worldwide. Married and divorced twice-most notably from Kevin Federline-Spears became tabloid bait through outrageous behavior, drug rehab, an unforgettable trip to the hair salon and a well-publicised breakdown. With the faithful help of her family and the support of her many fans, Spears seems to have renewed herself and her colossal music career with the release of her latest album, Circus. Will Britney continue to manage control over her life or could the need for freedom drive another rebellious phase and subsequent downward spiral? The little girl in Britney sometimes seeks refuge with $6,000 shopping sprees in candy stores for her family and entourage. When the candy changes to different vices, this little girl really does get lost.

Toronto-based Christopher Heard built his career out of a lifetime passion for the history and culture of film and TV. He had his first screenplay optioned by a major Hollywood studio at age twenty-one. Christopher had a long, Gemini Award-winning stint as a film critic on the CBC program On The Arts. He also served as co-host of the popular syndicated TV show Reel to Real for nine years. Christopher has written five books on a number of well-known actors and filmmakers, including: Kiefer Sutherland: Living Dangerously (2010) and Mickey Rourke: High and Low (2006).