JUSTIN BIEBER
STEPS TO STARDOM
JUSTIN BIEBER
STEPS TO STARDOM
JOHN KASTNER
Justin Bieber: Steps to Stardom
Copyright 2018 by John Kastner
ISBN: 978-1-988279-80-0
All rights reserved
Edited By: Talia Crockett and Allister Thompson
Book Designer: Jamie Arts
Photography: See Photo Credits on page 141
Published in Stratford, Canada, by Swan Parade Press, an imprint of Blue Moon Publishers.
Printed and bound in Canada.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD BY JUSTIN BIEBER
FOREWORD BY JUSTIN BIEBER
I have to admit that the first time I stepped into the exhibit about myself at the Stratford Perth Museum, it was a bit weird.
An exhibit about yourself? And I’m still alive! That’s what I kept thinking.
The exhibit Steps to Stardom was not just humbling for me; it also brought back all sorts of memories, and not just from the early part of my career but from childhood as well. The first time I went through the exhibit, I was with my mom and grandparents, and I couldn’t believe that my grandparents had kept all of my stuff.
I gave my grandpa a big hug when I saw some of the things he and my grandma had kept and loaned to the museum. He won’t mind me saying that he teared up. I really have to thank my grandpa and grandma and the museum for making this happen.
When the museum first asked if they could do an exhibit about me, I said, “Go for it.”
Now that the exhibit is a year old, I can say that I’m really happy thousands of people have come from all over the world to visit and to enjoy seeing the stuff that means so much to me. I also want to say thanks to the people who have taken the time to write such nice messages on the blackboard.
I’m so glad the exhibit makes people happy, and that’s the big reason I said “sure” when John and the people at the museum asked if it was okay to extend the exhibit another year.
I also