Twice: The Story of K-Pop’s Greatest Girl Group

Jamie Heal

Oct 2020 · Sold by HarperCollins

About this ebook

In the space of just five years, Twice have taken the K-Pop world by storm.

With hundreds of millions of views on YouTube, a sell-out world tour and record-breaking album sales under their belts, Twice have well and truly earned their place in the K-Pop hall of fame. And they’re only just getting started.

Twice: The Story of K-Pop’s Greatest Girl Group tells the amazing story behind one of the most-loved groups of our time. Covering their triumphs and setbacks, the making of everyone’s favourite tracks – including ‘Like Ooh-Aah’, ‘Cheer Up’ and ‘Likey’ – and their unique sense of style, this in-depth, unofficial guide is the perfect gift for any Twice fan.

With dedicated profiles of each band member, Twice looks at how these talented and unique superstars have grown, and what’s to come in their bright future.

Ratings and reviews

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The author has very well explained the hardships of the girls, not only their difficulties as idols but also as humans. This book contains a detailed information of the members that's a very good guide for new fans. Not only the things written are eye catching but they also captivate the readers and make them want to read more and get to know TWICE more. This book is a proof why TWICE deserves to be the greatest group of all time. A book which haters must read to change their opinions on TWICE 's success.

The story of how hard they work to debut and prove themselves from the humble beginning till a top girl group today is an inspiration to me. TWICE didn't have initial success but they never fail to remain positive. They always give people good energy and bring forth so much to the music scene including their catchy music and well-executed dance move.

About the author

An expert on Korean culture and K-pop, Jamie Heal is an established author who has written on a range of subjects, including sport, music and comedy. He lives in London.