Nsync 30th Anniversary Celebration: We Want You Back!

I'm a huge fan of nsync and I love every bit of this book!!!! I recommend if you are a huge fan of nsync, you neeeeddddd this book in your life!!!

Anyone who grew up in the late 1990's - early 2000's knows *NSYNC. They were at the height of the modern boy-band era, and their whole career is covered in this 30th anniversary celebratory book. The author, a self-proclaimed fan, has curated many photos and stories of the guys from their days before *NSYNC until present day. The book follows the group's history, provides biographies of each member, and ends with a discography and timeline. I enjoy that she also included pages dedicated to particular fans of the group, exploring their history with *NSYNC and why they still love them. There do seem to be some typos in at least one photo caption, but that should not detract much from the overall enjoyment any fan will receive from this book. Pair it with a new t-shirt or the Little People *NSYNC set, and you have a perfect holiday present for the fan in your life. And that ain't no lie.

Great gift for any NSYNC fan. Hardcover book. Well printed. Lots of great pictures and information on each band member as well as the group. Now if we could just get a reunion concert so I could get it autographed!

I think it is printed well. The book has a history of NSYNC as well as inset articles to provide additional fan information and details. The one gripe I have is that the editing could have been better. There is a two page spread where Joey is in the gutter between the pages, and I found at least one instance of a 3 page break between the start of a sentence and the end of it. All in all, and interesting story and fun book, but I do think it is a little pricey for what you get.

This is a slightly oversized volume that may appeal to die-hard NSYNC fans. The silver color/foil on my front cover is pretty badly scratched. So, you will want to be careful with this since it seems a bit fragile.This is packed with photos both familiar and unfamiliar. Some are out of focus, but many are relatively clear.The text offers a trip through time, and has a number of interesting anecdotes. However, it could have greatly benefitted from a deeper editing. For instance, "Perhaps it was the exhausting overtime put in during the No String Attached and Celebrity eras, but by the time NSYNC wrapped up a nonstop touring cycle in late April 2002, including even performing at the 2002 Winter Olympics, held in Salt Lake City, they were exhausted" (127). Much of the work could be a more concise and use great word variety, but it is still a nice book to flip through.It's not that "must-have" volume, but fervent lovers of NSYNC will most likely want to add it to their collection.