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OZZY And SHARON OSBOURNE To Share Most Inspiring Moments In 'Inspired' Book

April 4, 2009

According to BookTrade.info, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne and among the celebrities who will share their most inspiring moments in a unique new book, raising money for youth charity The Prince's Trust.

A-list celebrities from film, TV, music and sport have joined forces for "Inspired", revealing never-seen-before stories of how music has changed their lives.

Award-winning photographer Cambridge Jones has contributed exclusive portraits of the stars for the book, which is exclusively supported by Starbucks Coffee Company U.K.

"Inspired" will include a personal foreword from HRH The Prince of Wales, as well as inspiring stories of young people supported by The Prince's Trust.

The launch of "Inspired" will be supported by a high-profile marketing campaign run by The Prince's Trust's award-winning marketing and communications team. Major national and broadcast features are being negotiated, involving many of the big names from the book. Some of these celebrities will be available for bookstore signings during the summer.

The 160-page, 216 x 216 mm hard-back book will be prominently displayed and sold in select Starbucks coffeehouses. There will be a high-profile launch in July 2009, and bookstores will be able to order from Bertrams or Gardners.

The money raised will go to The Prince's Trust, helping hundreds of unemployed young people into work or training.

Youth charity The Prince's Trust helps 100 young people every working day, giving them the skills and qualifications to get a job.

"Inspired" is published by Shoehorn Media.

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