I love doing things, I love helping people, I love achieving goals, I love setting new goals and then seeing them come to fruition. Come down the travelators, exit Sainsbury's, turn right and follow the pedestrianised walkway to Crown Walk and turn right - and Coles will be right in front of you. Everybody dreams of becoming a superstar YouTube sensation, but for Adam - a penniless, cameraless nobody, with only one friend - it isn't just a dream, it's a COMPLETE AND UTTER, NEVER-GOING-TO-HAPPEN-IN-A-MILLION-YEARS, ABSOLUTE IMPOSSIBILITY! All Adam dreams of is being a famous YouTuber like his heroes – but with a broken old phone, no money and absolutely zero online presence, it looks like that dream isn’t coming true anytime soon.

The days of wishing to become a popstar are over and so many children in the classroom these days dream of becoming the next You Tube sensation.

Not only hugely popular online, with his videos boasting over half a billion views overall, Adam is also an experienced live television host known for being the 40th presenter of Blue Peter and Bros in Control . A superbly funny debut comedy story … A wonderful read, full of fun but, above all, heart and a clear message to not give up on your dreams. The YouTube sensation, whose videos have been viewed over 600 million times, also spoke of his excitement for the new series of 'Bro's in Control' with filming ongoing for season two. The book is brilliantly inclusive and handles themes of bullying, racism, and the challenges of being adopted.

Suddenly he’s making big money off adverts, flying his mum and brother to Ibiza for amazing holidays, and putting on a live show at the London Arena – even the school bully wants to be his friend! This is definitely a must-read book, just don't expect hot drinks to stay hot cos you'll be so absorbed in what you're reading that the time will just slip by ― Amanda G. It took a while to get to this book as I didn't know the author, but as soon as I mentioned the next book I was reading, almost all of my grandchildren asked why we had not read this before ! I am not usually a huge fan of 'celebrity author' books but this one certainly has a place on my bookshelf.We think the book would great be for anyone aged perhaps 7 plus, especially if you are a fan of BP or his YouTube channel. Everybody dreams of becoming a superstar YouTube sensation, but for Adam - a penniless, cameraless nobody, with only one friend - it isn't just a dream, it's a complete and utter, Never-Going-To-Happen-In-A-Million-Years, Absolute Impossibility! There's nothing thirteen-year-old Adam wants more than to become a successful YouTuber, but it has always seemed impossible. As a mom of a wanna be YouTuber, I was impressed with the message of the story and the way that the story went to extremes but ended up illustrating what is most important in life.

We've done a few experience events in the past and for this one we've teamed up with a local events management company, so they're coming in and they're totally redesigning the HQ. Adam’s adventures as he goes all out to hit one million subscribers are achingly funny for readers and of course his growing band of subscribers, but it’s only when everything suddenly seems to be on the brink of disaster that he realises Popularis Incrementum had set him a different challenge altogether, one much closer to home.As Adam starts accumulating more and more subscribers to his new video channel, his popularity starts to get out of control. Everybody dreams of becoming a superstar YouTube sensation, but for Adam – a penniless, cameraless nobody, with only one friend – it isn't just a dream, it's a COMPLETE AND UTTER, NEVER-GOING-TO-HAPPEN-IN-A-MILLION-YEARS, ABSOLUTE IMPOSSIBILITY! And how do you stop an evil villain from sabotaging your dad’s world-changing technology when in this universe your dad doesn't even know who you are? Created by Blue Peter presenter and YouTube sensation Adam B, this is an ideal read for social media-obsessed children aged 8+ and a good reminder that the most important things in life aren’t always viewed through a screen.