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“It doesnâ€t matter whether youâ€re a Prince fanatic or if your interest is simply piqued by all
things music or pop culture: The book is worth picking up. . . . The Beautiful Ones is not a read, but an
experience, an immersion inside the mind of a musical genius. You are steeped in Princeâ€s images, his
words, his essence. . . . The way the book is structured simply makes one want to read it again, to leaf
through the pages and be immersed in Princeâ€s world. . . . The book can be a starting point for a Prince
fascination, or a continuation of long-standing admiration. Either way, it will deepen the connection of any
reader with the musical icon.―—USA Today (★★★★ out of four stars) “Everything
Piepenbring shares about being a fan chosen to work with one of his idols resonates. . . . [He] doesn't just
want to write this memoir with Prince, he wants to do it right. . . . This means we get a memoir that is
written by Prince, literally. Handwritten pages he had shared with Piepenbring make up Part 1, taking us
from his first memory—his motherâ€s eyes—through the early days of his career. . . . We also get a
memoir that is carefully curated by Piepenbring, who writes that he was able to go through Paisley Park,
room-by-room, sorting through Princeâ€s life. . . . The Beautiful Ones doesn't paint a perfect picture. . . .
Itâ€s not definitive. It canâ€t be. It shouldnâ€t be and, thankfully, it doesnâ€t try to be. . . . Itâ€s
up to us to take whatâ€s there and make something out of it for ourselves, creating, just as Prince
wanted.―—NPR “[The Beautiful Ones] delivers much, much more than we had any reason to expect. .
. . Prince took the project very seriously, and it shows in the work he delivered. . . . It shines an intimate and
revealing light on the least-known period of his life—his childhood—which is embellished with family
photos, notes and other ephemera. The book does not scrimp on detail: Princeâ€s handwritten manuscript,
rendered in his famously precise cursive script . . . is reproduced in full. . . . The initial segment of that
closing section is one of the most fascinating parts of the book: a reproduction of a photo album, with
captions by a presumably young Prince, containing a couple dozen pictures from his trip to California to
record his debut album, ranging from shots of him in the studio to candids of him and his friends. . . . The
Beautiful Ones brings so much new information to light that itâ€s hard to imagine anyone being
disappointed.―—Variety “[The Beautiful Ones] is an affirmation of Princeâ€s Blackness and
humanity. . . . The memoir is a ‘handbook for the brilliant community, wrapped in autobiography,
wrapped in biographyâ€â€”and thus, itâ€s an inspiration. . . . Prince writes about his childhood with
clarity and poetic flair, effortlessly combining humorous anecdotes with deep self-reflection and musical
analysis. . . . Prince is one of us—he just worked to manifest dreams that took him from the North Side of
Minneapolis to the Super Bowl. [The book] encourages us to tap into our power to design the lives we
envision for ourselves and set a precedent for future generations to do the same.―—HuffPost Read more
Prince Rogers Nelson remains one of the most popular and influential musical acts of all time. Known for
his style and range, Princeâ€s prolific music career included an ever-evolving sound that blended pop,

R&B, hip-hop, jazz, and soul. Prince sold more than 100 million albums worldwide, making him one of the
bestselling artists of all time. He won seven GRAMMY® Awards, a Golden Globe Award, and an
Academy Award® for the film Purple Rain. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004,
the first year of his eligibility. Prince tragically passed away at his Paisley Park home on April 21, 2016. His
legacy lives on through the timeless messages of love in his music and the countless ways his work has
touched lives.Dan Piepenbring is an advisory editor at The Paris Review and the coauthor, with Tom
Oâ€Neill, of Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties. Read more See all
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