The book deals with his complex relationship with United boss Alex Ferguson and looks at how he handles the pressure of playing alongside some of the most volatile footballers of his generation, from the likes of Cantona, Schmeichel and Keane.
It tells the England story, from being vilified by the nation before returning as the prodigal son and almost single-handedly guiding his country as captain to the 2002 World Cup finals.
From Beckham himself, we gain an insight into the family man behind the famous footballer, the international model and fashion leader. He describes how he first met and then married ex-Spice girl Victoria Adams and the upbringing of their two children Brooklyn and Romeo. He goes on to discuss how his family's every step is monitored by a posse of newshounds and paparazzi.
He also tells of the influence of his parents, growing up as a shy youngster in the family home and how their subsequent split affected him. The book was written with the assistance of Tom Watt.
A photographic portrait of one of the most talented and high-profile sportsmen in the world, accompanied by his own autobiographical text.
Manchester United footballer David Beckham has been voted one of European football's brightest stars.
His marriage to Spice Girl Victoria Adams and the birth of their son Brooklyn, crowned the couple's celebrity status. But while much written about him, David Beckham remains an elusive character.
Here he tells his own story and talks of the artistry of his football skills, his personal heroes and influences, his daily life in football and the celebrity world, and his hopes for the future.
Ted Beckham's story is the ultimate dream of every father who has kicked a football with his son.
A lifelong Manchester United supporter, Ted has seen his son David captain both his beloved Reds and England, as well as becoming an inspiration for a generation along the way.
Even David Beckham was once an ordinary kid dreaming of making a living out of football, and in this celebratory book, Ted Beckham lovingly charts what happened from David's birth to his move to Real Madrid.
This book is special not just because of Ted's role as the father of a hero, but because Ted has given exclusive access to all the family photo albums and the unparalleled collection of memorabilia he has amassed during David's career.
The book features a 40 page plate section of exclusive images to complement the text, revealing a side to David that has never been seen before.
"David Beckham: My Son" will delight his fans, giving a fascinating insight into the early life of David, his ambition and determination to succeed, as well as his father's pride and joy as he watched him grow into a great footballer.
Dean Freeman was the sole photographer behind the hugely successful David Beckham 'My World' bestseller, and Dean is credited in the book for the original concept.
This is Dean's first David Beckham book since the publication of 'My World' and represents his selection over two and a half years from an amazing archive of exclusive Beckham photographs.
Here are over 100 images of a sport and style icon whose talent and good looks continue to have an extraordinary appeal across every generation and continent.
Having tracked the career of Manchester United's most famous ex-player since his days at Old Trafford, Ed Greene provides an entertaining account of Beckham's life based upon interviews and testimonies from friends, family, team-mates, opponents, managers and the man himself.
In June 2003, Manchester United shocked the footballing world by selling off their star to Spanish rivals Real Madrid. What led Man U to make such a seemingly rash move?
How did Beckham react when the news was broken to him? Were there more sinister forces at work behind the scenes?
The full truth of this sensational moment in footballing history is revealed for the first time in this explosive book that every soccer fan should want to read.
It also tells the fans all the secrets that they want to know about their favourite star: the truth about his relationship with Ferguson; how he and Victoria cope with life in the constant glare of publicity; and of course, exactly how he got to be just so good!
This is the story of one of the most popular young men in England - as told by the people who have met him throughout his career.
It reveals a man whose footballing wizardry has made him a hero, but also, someone who has never let his fame obscure his natural good humour.
The authors have painted a rounded picture of the England soccer maestro by speaking to the people close to him and also members of the public who have encountered him in everyday life.
The story they have uncovered is one of a young man who has taken the talent that has been given him and used it to the full - someone who has become a major celebrity as well as a devoted family man and awe-inspiring footballer.
From the day he started kicking a ball around, as a skinny little boy, to his position as captain of the England team and scorer of one of the greatest goals ever, Beckham's story is an inspiring one.
Richard Brassey's succinct little picture book with its colourful pictures and lively captions is a fabulous addition to his Brilliant Brits.
This book explores what it is that makes the Beckham brand so resilient and so heroic.
Is Beckham the product of a skilful management team able to take advantage of global media? Or is he just a talented footballer blessed with common sense and a rare commercial nous that previous icons lacked?
David Beckham is by far the nation's hero. In Britain and across the world he is adored by millions of people for many reasons, but every fan has one thing in common - a David Beckham joke.
This volume collates them all - Beckham gags, Posh gags, Brooklyn gags, Romeo gags - the collection is aimed at Beckham friends and foe alike.
The book deals with his complex relationship with United boss Alex Ferguson and looks at how he handles the pressure of playing alongside some of the most volatile footballers of his generation, from the likes of Cantona, Schmeichel and Keane.
Previous Page
