'Skyscraper' hitmaker Demi Lovato has revealed that her new book 'Staying Strong', which was released last week, is relatable to everyone all over the world because the human experience is a shared one.

Speaking to the Rolling Stone about the publication, which features meditations, quotes and inspirational passages, the songstress explained that she hopes it will help people and that her fans will be able to connect with the things she talks about in it:

"It can bring together people from all over the world – different cultures from different backgrounds. Everyone can relate in some shape or form because we're all human beings with heart and soul."

Lovato also recently opened up about where she lives in Los Angeles and joked that she shares her block with a group of elderly residents: "The fire alarm went off and we all had to go outside and it was all older people - like old people. There were walkers and wheelchairs. I loved that. I was like, 'Oh my God, this is so cute!' All of the people there are so sweet, especially the valet attendants. It's so much fun because there's not, like, young people that are loud and noisy."