Moonwalk

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It also contains some interesting passages regarding how he strongly opposed the drug-taking culture which many musicians indulged in (despite becoming addicted to painkillers only a few years later, a problem which possibly contributed to his death) and his statement that Elvis Presley was never a influence upon his music (though he would go on to marry his daughter! Michael describes his childhood, rise to fame, stresses of showbiz, love for children and peace and his hopes for the future.

The language he uses in this book shows his gentle spirit yet strong determination to succeed in getting his story out to the public.It is a good way to get to know Michael a little better or least the person he was at this time in his life and career. A first edition copy of Michael Jackson's 1988 Doubleday autobiography titled Moonwalk , signed in green marker on the front end paper "Love/ to Georgina/ Michael Jackson. He chronicles his humble beginnings in the Midwest, his early days with the Jackson 5, and his unprecedented solo success.

Also, as it was published in 1988, it misses out much of MJ's later life, which remains much shrouded in mystery. This is Michael Jackson's autobiography describing his early days-1988 era (this book was first published in 1988). there are people out there who don't actively hold you back as much as they work quietly on your insecurities so that you hold yourself back.Hardback, near fine in unclipped dustjacket, complete with gold-coloured publisher's wraparound with one small tear to rear edge. Later in the afterword it is explained that Michael met with Shaye for many conversations that were recorded, transcribed and then revised once Michael reviewed the material. And it was amazing to read that, because everything he ever said has had such an impact on me and the words in this book are no different. I am weighing my words because, in my opinion, Michael Jackson gives himself up in a very interesting way in Moonwalk . The biography of an author written by himself… So much has been written about him that finally, shouldn’t we just go back to the source and dive into the writings of the main person concerned?