My iPhone 5 randomly turned off and it now won't turn back on. It had around 80% battery life left. What can I do?

I have an iPhone 5 which I got around two months ago now, it has been working perfectly but it has now suddenly stopped working. It has randomly turned off and it now will not turn back on. When I last checked it had around 80% battery life left, and I try to charge it now to see if it will have some life back in it, but nothing happens. What do you think I can do? Thank you.

press and hold the top power button and home button on the front for 6-8 seconds until you see an apple appear, then let go.
phone will start up now.
**Do not do this while plugged in to computer.

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