This captivating Little Golden Book biography celebrates Beyoncé's rise from a shy little girl to a world-famous superstar. I suppose I've never actually read a biography like this and reading some of the lines in the book that were not direct quotes knowing that most of the people in the situation didn't say that really made me cringe. As a child, she may have been shy in the classroom, but when Beyoncé stepped out on stage she transformed into a powerful performer. I think, the last song of hers which I really enjoyed was Survivor, which came out about 16 years ago. I've only seen her in concert 2x once when Destiny's Child opened for Christina Aguilera and the second was the first On The Run tour with Jay Z.

That's one of my earliest music memories and while I would not consider myself a member of The Hive (although I buzz nearby), I am a big fan of Bey and have massive respect for her. She's had a closely guarded life and while that's commendable, it still doesn't make for a great biography. In recent weeks, Presidential candidate Hilary Clinton has shown a lot of love for Beyonce, saying at one rally “I want to be as good a President as Beyoncé is a performer”, and featuring the singer on her International Women’s Day playlist. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. Other than that, I enjoyed this book and I think younger Beyoncé fans who know about her but haven't actively followed her career will find this unique and inspiring.It will be his second television miniseries, the first airing on NBC in 2000 and based on his book, Jackie, Ethel, Joan.

Lavaille Lavette is a New York Times' bestselling author and editor, social entrepreneur, educator, leadership and business development expert.To all the people who contributed to this unauthorized auto biography, and the discredited of it: By writing of a review of, " Becoming Beyoncé"!