Learning to Fly Paperback – 7 Nov. 2013

I really love victoria beckham

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Read the whole book in a few days. Really good read, would recommend.

Always loved Victoria Beckham and reading about her life is just amazing

Excellent read

Because of the media attention given to Victoria and David Beckham, I`ve always thought them to be "full of themselves." Reading Victoria`s autobiography allows you to, perhaps, see past the "public eye" Victoria. She has after all, it appears, worked very to hard to be where she is and credit where credits due, good on her. I found myself warming to her, with her always having been my least favourite of the Spice Girls. Her carreer is a path she`s chosen to take and therefore must expect attention, perhaps now she`s "proved" that she can sing solo, she can enjoy life to the full and do "normal" things with her child and husband that we all take for granted. As she says, if you`re prepared to work for your goal, you will achieve, and this book tells how she has indeed done this. After reading this book, I find I like her a whole lot more.

I like the spice girls and i didn't realise posh had an autobiography out. First of all it starts of boring about a typical child who wanted to be a popstar and did all the classes and got turned down on many auditions. same old same old. It gets juicer as the boom goes on. The parts to look out for is Mark her security guard (Keep Your Eye On Him) and the media who despise her for no reason. It is worth a read. So I advise you to buy it.

I did my dissertation on this book, we had to study it at university for 30 credits. I compared and contrasted it with the works of Proust. A literary triumph, a tour de force, a work of pure, twisted genius of the highest calibre. Posh puts Plath in her rightful place, grovelling at the French manicured feet of her superior and electrifying intellect. ✍️