Through My Eyes

Jane

Some people have said this autobiography should not even be classified a book due to its fragmented style of writing and lack of writing at all (instead it contains small paragraphs accompanied by several pictures) and should be dubbed a "photo album". However, I beg to differ. I found it an enjoyable read and well worth the money due to the quality of the pictures and all of the unseen pictures included. That said, I did not pay the full price, I bought it half price in the sales. It only took me about an hour to read, but I enjoyed it thoroughly as most of what I read I had not known before. With over 200 pages, it is something well worth adding to the collection of any Cheryl fan. The style of writing is not too simplistic that it becomes mind-numbing, but also not over-complicated so that it becomes an effort rather than a pleasure to read. It is suitable for all audiences, and all fans. I would not recommend this autobiography for anyone expecting it to be an insight into Cheryl's personal life and relationships, it is more a thorough description of public events, but told from her own perspective. For example: touring, climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, The X Factor (and her performance on the X Factor), etc. She even manages to give some sought after make-up tips! Despite my praise for the book, I would not go as far as paying £20 for it, and its RRP (Recommended Retail Price) is its only downfall.