Beyoncé by Lisa M Bolt Simons

Beyoncé by Lisa M Bolt Simons

When Beyoncé stepped onto a stage for the first time at the age of seven, her career was just beginning. Over the following decades, she would skyrocket to a level of fame only few artists can claim.

Beyoncé: Renaissance Woman chronicles Beyoncé's life and career, from the early days of Destiny's Child to her genre-busting album Cowboy Carter, and everything in between. The record-setting Grammy-winner has done it all--writing, acting, performing, and producing. And her dedication to social justice and philanthropy has impacted millions. Beyoncé's commitment to promoting her culture, exploring every aspect of her art, and making the world a better place makes her more than a global music icon--Queen Bey is a true renaissance woman.