Justin Bieber: Oh Boy! - Tapa dura

Justin Bieber: Oh Boy!, an unofficial biography by Nadia Cohen, is one of an exciting series of lush books celebrating some of the most popular and influential celebrities - stars who are constantly talked about and whose every new release, life event or opinion is awaited with baited breath by legions of fans. In the Top Ten on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, with millions of followers, Justin Bieber is adored by a huge online community - in fact, this hearthrob and teen music sensation is reportedly more influential in the social networking sphere than Barack Obama or the Dalai Lama. There's certainly no denying that the Biebs has rocketed onto the scene and into our hearts because he is one talented guy: he has been singing since he was a little kid and taught himself to play the piano, drums, guitar and trumpet, before his home videos were discovered by his manager-t0-be on YouTube. The ultimate celebration of the hottest kid on the block, with inspirational words and photographs, "Justin Bieber: Oh Boy!" is a must-have for all Beliebers!

Mango Saul has been a music, lifestyle and entertainment journalist for ten years. Some of his highlights include having breakfast at Waffle House with rapper Ludacris in Atlanta, sharing a bed with Destiny's Child for a Smash Hits cover interview and being sent an ice cream costume for no reason. As Editor of Sugarscape.com, Mango has seen the site grow to over 4 million page views per month and was shortlisted for Digital Editorial Individual 2011 at the AOP Awards. Nadia Cohen is an entertainment journalist who has worked at various national newspapers. As showbusiness correspondent for the Daily Mail she covered star-studded film premieres, award ceremonies and press conferences around the world. She was headhunted for the launch of a new American celebrity magazine, In Touch Weekly, and spent several years in New York. In Touch now has a readership of over a million. Nadia now lives in London and contributes regularly to Grazia magazine.