Moonwalk: A Memoir

Description

A #1 New York Times bestseller, Moonwalk: A Memoir offers an intimate look into the life of Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, told in his own words and illustrated with exclusive photographs and drawings. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis praised the book for providing a glimpse of the artist at work and in reflection.

In this candid memoir, Jackson recounts his childhood, his early musical performances with his brothers and the rise of the Jackson 5 to international stardom under Motown. He reflects on his family relationships, the experiences that shaped his youth and the creative drive that helped establish him as one of the most influential entertainers in music.

Jackson also shares the inspiration behind his music and distinctive dance moves, offering insight into his creative process and the dedication behind his extraordinary career. He discusses his friendships with prominent figures, including Diana Ross, Quincy Jones, Paul McCartney and Fred Astaire, alongside his experiences of love, fame and the isolation that accompanied worldwide recognition.

Addressing aspects of his public and private life, including plastic surgery and the rumours that surrounded him, Jackson offers his own perspective on the pressures of celebrity and the challenges of maintaining a private life in the public eye.

Featuring photographs from the Jackson family albums and his personal archives, along with drawings created specifically for the book, Moonwalk: A Memoir provides readers with a personal perspective on the life, artistry and experiences of a musical icon.