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thetourterdpoetdepartment's review against another edition
informative
inspiring
fast-paced
5.0
I loved this book and I hope Ed writes another one.
This was probably my 100th time reading this as I am trying to heal my post concert depression after seeing every show of the mathematics tour in Australia and New Zealand, and I am still blown away by Phillip Butah's artwork, it is incredible.
I love how Ed was able to keep his private life private throughout this, which was refreshing as other biographies I have read have not been able to achieve this. I just really wish this was longer and more in-depth about Ed's career, however I feel like this will be the case if he ever writes another.
I also love how Phillip Butah included his own mini-biography at the end and how he was able to showcase his work where Ed Sheeran was not the subject, I just feel as though this gave it a personal touch.
I feel as though I shouldn't be able to review this as I know its biased as I am a massive Ed Sheeran fan, he could literally release a book with just blank pages and I would still give it five stars.
This was probably my 100th time reading this as I am trying to heal my post concert depression after seeing every show of the mathematics tour in Australia and New Zealand, and I am still blown away by Phillip Butah's artwork, it is incredible.
I love how Ed was able to keep his private life private throughout this, which was refreshing as other biographies I have read have not been able to achieve this. I just really wish this was longer and more in-depth about Ed's career, however I feel like this will be the case if he ever writes another.
I also love how Phillip Butah included his own mini-biography at the end and how he was able to showcase his work where Ed Sheeran was not the subject, I just feel as though this gave it a personal touch.
I feel as though I shouldn't be able to review this as I know its biased as I am a massive Ed Sheeran fan, he could literally release a book with just blank pages and I would still give it five stars.
alanawheat's review against another edition
5.0
Just absolutely amazing!!
It reveals so much about his normal life and all the parts which do not always get captured on camera.
It was truly a magical and inspirational read.
Any fans would love it!
It reveals so much about his normal life and all the parts which do not always get captured on camera.
It was truly a magical and inspirational read.
Any fans would love it!
scarlettblaze's review against another edition
4.0
This is a good read, though nothing extraordinary. It's the kind of history that an artist might talk about in an interview, though there's more room to go into detail in a book. Ed talks about how he started his career, his inspirations, and the process behind making his first two albums, + and x. The illustrations from his friend are pretty neat.
luckyluck's review against another edition
3.0
El libro perfecto para conocer más al artista, si eres su fan
juliakoko's review against another edition
5.0
As one of my favourite singers, I knew I needed this book. It did not disappoint. Seems very genuine and Butah’s art is stunning. I’ve read this at least 10 times in the 2+ years I’ve owned it. I’m interested in seeing what he would add to it now in 2017 since this came out in late 2014
tulipswift's review against another edition
2.0
I skimmed it yo. From claiming he isn't an alcoholic to quoting bill Cosby, sheeran really puts himself out there. Not a relatable POV and not someone whose music individually interests me. Happy to read about taylor swift and he said nice things but the book is really about him, which is fine, but the more I learn about him the more I'm like no thanks :( such poor structure and fluency in his writing. Difficult to hear a voice when it's so choppy and all the curses have been censored (?????) why did he curse so much if they were gonna just write f*** every time lol