Stuart Coles focuses on the events that transformed her from a teen pop idol in Canada to an icon of alternative music and figurehead for 'angry young women' everywhere. He also examines her unusual anti-star beliefs and opposition to drugs and alcohol as well as assessing the controversy which surrounds her success, with critical claims that she is a 'record company invention'.

I am sure that you shall like this book and I consider it a very good buy....it also has alot of nice pictures on good qualitly pages, the print color is also very good.

So go ahead click the Buy button you shall not regret it.


interesting, informative, feel closer to Alanis   October 6, 1999
Felecia (felecia@myspaceonline.com) (Seattle, Washington)
1 out of 4 found this review helpful

This is a great book! There was however one big mistake that I saw. It mentions that on her 21st birthday she sang infront of a crowd of 300 people. I was at that concert June 1st 1995. There was more like 20,000 people!!!!!!!!