FORMER One Direction member Zayn Malik will release an autobiography telling the story of his life so far on November 1.
The 23-year-old’s book Zayn, described as his “first autobiography” will be published by Penguin Random House.
It will feature his thoughts, drawings and personal photographs as well as looking back at his childhood in Yorkshire, before charting his rise to fame as a member of One Direction, following the band’s appearance on The X Factor, and this his transition into a solo artist.
Malik left the band last year and has found success on his own as an R&B singer.
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