Amy Winehouse's father candidly recounts the shocking and heart-wrenching story of his daughter, an impressively talented girl who was lost too soon, as well as her artistic legacy that will remain in history.

On July 23, 2011, family, friends, and fans of Amy Winehouse around the world mourned the tragic loss of this rare, talented, and exceptionally generous young woman. In his tender book, her father and confidant, Mitch Winehouse, allows us to follow Amy's life as he experienced it.

He chooses to present facts instead of fiction, detailing the events and people that marked her youth, how she cultivated her distinctive voice, created her unforgettable style, and poured her very life into hits like "You Know I’m No Good," "Rehab," and "Back to Black."

Mitch does not hide anything about Amy's addiction to drugs and alcohol, often describing in heart-wrenching and biting terms the reality of her dependence and its consequences for the relatives and friends who remained by her side until the end.

He reveals what was really happening during those exhausting years and explains how the most tragic aspect for those who were in contact with Amy in her last months was the fact that she died just as it seemed she was finally beginning to conquer her demons.

The biography Amy, My Daughter is an emotional journey through music, addiction, and the unbreakable bond between a father and his daughter.