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Little fans of Cher, get excited. Little Golden Book Biographies has created a children’s biography about the legendary singer, and it’s available for pre-order now.
Authored by Candice Ransom and illustrated by Laura Catrinella, the book takes readers through the life and career of the iconic singer from her days as a starry duo Sonny & Cher, to releasing major hits such as “Believe” and “If I Could Turn Back Time.” The children’s biography also takes readers through her Oscar win for her performance in 1988’s Moonstruck. Fans of the singer can pre-order the book on Amazon now for $5.99 in a sturdy hardcover version or digitally on Kindle.
Cher: A Little Golden Book Biography (Little Golden Book Biographies)
A Cher biography children’s book.
The Cher-centric book is set to release on Dec. 2. However, pre-ordering it will ensure you’ll be able to grab it before it’s gone. Each illustrated page is colorful and playful but informational, striking a delicate balance between beauty and education. The age range for this biography ranges from four up to eight years old. This book makes a great gift for the little or big Cher lover in your life, whether it be a birthday gift or just because.
Beyond this book about Cher, Little Golden Book Biographies has created biographies for a multitude of musical artists from myriad genres and walks of life, including Barbra Streisand, Elton John, The Beatles, the Bee Gees and Beyoncé. These books are a great way to get children invested in music and those who make it.
Cher isn’t new to the biographical game herself. Back in 2024, the “I Got You Babe” singer released Cher: The Memoir, the first part of a two-part tell-all memoir that she authored. The next part is set to release this year. Many biographical accounts have been written about the star, including J. Randy Taraborrelli’s Cher: A Biography.
