Too Much, Too Young - Kerry Katona

By the age of 11 Kerry Katona had lived in countless different homes and attended 8 different schools. By the age of13 she could beat grown men at pool and knew how to look after her mother during a breakdown. By the age of 15 she had lived in women's refuges, the heart of London East End gangster-land and several different foster homes. By the age of 18 she was a pop star. This is what the back of the book says about what your about to read. I like reading about celebrities and I am not a great fan of Kerry's but after reading the back I was intrigued. Just by reading the back it felt like there were similarities, but then again a famous person ...  Read the complete review

Too much too young! I recently read this book, it was a birthday gift. Ive never been a huge follower of kerry l must admit but l was touched by this autbiography. Never truely realising what a rocky life she has lead. Kerry Katona is probably best known for being in the band Atomic kitten, marriage to Brian Mcfadden and her presence on lm a celebrity, get me out of here. She has also recieved a lot of attention for drug and alcohol abuse The book features her rocky childhood, her rise to fame, and marriage to celeb Brian Mcfadden. This book is well written, and an enjoyable read. Its interesting to read her book from her ...  Read the complete review

Kerry Katona was one third of Atomic Kitten. This book tells the story of her life, from her disfunctional childhood with quite frankly disgraceful excuse for a mother to her failed marriage to Westlife's Bryan McFadden. The book is a hugely moving tale and explains why Kerry has so many problems in her life now. I bought this book from a charity shop for £1 and will return it asap. I always buy a couple of books in this way before my holidays as it's like giving to charity twice. This was definately a good autobiography to buy and I couldn't put it down I think anyone with an interest in Kerry will enjoy reading it. I don't want to give too much ...  Read the complete review

If I read a book I am partial to reading an autobiography, I think that it is a great way to get in the head of the celebrity and see what they are going through. Kerry's book was no different. It was a great read. The first series of "I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here" Kerry, the eventual winner. Kerry has never told her full story. She may have permanently graced the front of OK Magazine and had her every move followed and reported by the press. But, she has never actually told her own story in full. Her first memory was of her mother trying to kill herself, her childhood was one of shifting foster homes and children's homes, but now, as a single ...  Read the complete review

I reciently bought kerry's book not being a huge fan of hers or a reader my mum told me it was a good book i read the back of the book which intrigued me to open it. In chapter one I was crying! that poor girl has had some life some upbringing I've been hooked on it since she goes thru from her childhood you can feel how upsetting some parts of her life has been hense why i was crying lol then when she gets her break with atomic kitten making the band, touring arguments, her mums illness how hard it is coping with a mum with bad depression, meeting bryan talking about how they got together, falling pregnant and her marrage to bryan i havent finished it yet BUT i feel the ...  Read the complete review