Book details
Rihanna
Published in
2014
Description
In 'Rihanna' by Katie Griffiths, readers are taken on an in-depth journey through the life and career of the Barbadian singer, songwriter, and businesswoman, Rihanna. The book chronicles her humble beginnings in Saint Michael, Barbados, and her discovery by American record producer Evan Rogers. It delves into her rise to fame with the release of her debut album 'Music of the Sun' and her subsequent chart-topping hits that solidified her status as a global pop icon. Griffiths explores Rihanna's impact on the music industry, her ventures into fashion and cosmetics with the launch of Fenty Beauty, and her philanthropic efforts through the Clara Lionel Foundation. The biography also examines the challenges Rihanna faced, including her tumultuous relationship with Chris Brown and her navigation of the intense media scrutiny. Through interviews, personal anecdotes, and cultural analysis, 'Rihanna' paints a portrait of an artist whose influence extends beyond her musical achievements, highlighting her role as a cultural trailblazer and entrepreneur.
Age
10-13
Text complexity
proficient
Length
48 pages
Why to read
- Gain insight into Rihanna's journey from a young Barbadian singer to a global superstar, understanding the challenges and triumphs she faced along the way.
- Explore the impact of Rihanna's work on the music industry, fashion, and culture, highlighting her role as a trendsetter and an icon.
- Learn about Rihanna's entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen, particularly her successful ventures in the beauty and fashion industries with Fenty Beauty and Fenty x Puma.
- Be inspired by Rihanna's philanthropic efforts and activism, including her Clara Lionel Foundation and her advocacy for education and emergency response programs.