"[ Me ] pushes the envelope. The movie Rocketman gave a reasonably accurate overview of the Elton John story--but it barely scratched the surface of what's in this memoir. The lurid parts will get all the headlines. But [it is really about] the man's hard-won self-knowledge." -- The New York Times "Thought you got all of Elton John's story in the rollicking biopic, Rocketman ? Well, consider that merely a tasty appetizer ahead of this ultra-rich and heavy dinner." --NBC News "Magnificent. While Me is as colorful as you'd expect from an artist famous for his outlandish stage costumes and outsize temper tantrums, it is also so much more. Fans who think seeing Rocketman was enough and can 'eventually' read his memoir, we can tell you: do not wait a long, long time.

Me is a riveting, laugh-til-you-cry, heartfelt page-turner." -- Entertainment Weekly "[Elton] proves himself an engrossing, fluid and alarmingly forthcoming writer. Like [his] songs, Me overflows with whimsical characters, twisted humor, winking self-aggrandizement and stark pathos. An absorbing and unfettered joy." -- TIME "By turn hilarious, touching, and surprising. In between the countless anecdotes with stars from across the decades, John's enthusiasm for music continues to shine through. It's wonderful to read [and] compelling evidence that Elton John was born to be [a star]." -- The Independent "Outrageously enjoyable.

[Elton] is utterly, astonishingly, hilariously self-lacerating. His clear-eyed honesty and his ear for the comic line make him a deeply appealing memoirist." -- The Guardian "Excellent. [ Me ] mines a rich seam of salacious and self-deprecating anecdote, heady scandal, personal struggle, and ultimate redemption, all delivered with a total lack of self-consciousness." -- The Wall Street Journal "A uniquely revealing pop star autobiography. Me is essential reading for anyone who wants to know the difficult road that [Elton has] walked." -- Rolling Stone.