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Book Synopsis'What a woman and what a book!' Elizabeth Day
'Fabulous!' Zoe Ball
'Sporty Spice telling it like it is.' Independent
'Incredibly profound, vulnerable and honest.' Steven Bartlett
'Absolutely brilliant, especially for young girls.' Chris Evans
I never told my story before because I wasn’t ready. Now, finally, I am.
Twenty-five years ago, The Spice Girls released our first ever single, 'Wannabe'. At that moment, my life changed forever. I was suddenly part of one of the biggest groups in history, releasing hit after hit and living out everything I'd ever dreamed of... The BRITs, Spiceworld, the London 2012 Olympics and more!
I have been known as Sporty Spice, Mel C, Melanie C and plain old Melanie Chisholm, but what you will read within the pages of this book is who I truly am and everything I’ve been through. I want to share with you my crazy experiences, my amazing journey and my full self.
I hope you enjoy it with me.
Trade Review'Spice Girls fans will eagerly devour this, but even those who are unfamiliar with the group will appreciate Chisholm's compassion and introspection' * Publishers Weekly *
'What a woman and what a book!' -- Elizabeth Day * Publishers Weekly *
'Amazing ... It's got every single emotion in it ... Absolutely brilliant, especially for young girls' -- Chris Evans
'Sporty Spice telling it like it is ... Details the true gruelling reality of being in the world's biggest girl band' * Independent *
'An incredibly profound, vulnerable and honest look into the highs and lows of the Spice Girls ... I gained so much from reading it' -- Steven Bartlett
'Truly important ... The depth of honesty and uniqueness of Melanie's experience means that it offers so much to so many people ... The lessons with the book and the lessons she's managed to pull out of those experiences are lessons we can all use to change our lives' -- Steven Bartlett, The Diary of a CEO
'She has always been open and approachable, remaining talkative and cheerily down-to-earth ... so her autobiography is as honest as you'd expect' * Daily Telegraph *
'Fabulous ... There is so much I really relate to, growing up as a young girl, the 90s, all the stuff you went through' -- Zoe Ball
'Really lovely' -- Chris Moyles
