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7234354John and Paulhttps://www.gandhi.com.mx/john-and-paul-9780571376148/phttps://gandhi.vtexassets.com/arquivos/ids/6787452/image.jpg?v=638798932849100000280329MXNFaber & FaberInStock/Ebooks/6881660John and Paul280329https://www.gandhi.com.mx/john-and-paul-9780571376148/phttps://gandhi.vtexassets.com/arquivos/ids/6787452/image.jpg?v=638798932849100000InStockMXN99999DIEbook20259780571376148_W3siaWQiOiJmMTEwZGQ1MC1lOTVmLTQ3MzQtODNhYy02MDY2YzZjY2MyNTYiLCJsaXN0UHJpY2UiOjMyOSwiZGlzY291bnQiOjQ5LCJzZWxsaW5nUHJpY2UiOjI4MCwiaW5jbHVkZXNUYXgiOnRydWUsInByaWNlVHlwZSI6Ildob2xlc2FsZSIsImN1cnJlbmN5IjoiTVhOIiwiZnJvbSI6IjIwMjUtMDgtMDdUMDg6MDA6MDBaIiwicmVnaW9uIjoiTVgiLCJpc1ByZW9yZGVyIjpmYWxzZX1d9780571376148_<p>The first new Beatles story in decades - and the one that will make your heart burst. CAITLIN MORAN<br />Leslie is one of those thinkers who can spin something smart and important out of just about anything . . . Eclectic and stimulating. NICK HORNBY<br />I dont think anyone is writing about The Beatles as well as Ian Leslie is right now. PETE PAPHIDES<br /><strong>A majestic biography of two young geniuses who merged their talents to create one of the greatest bodies of music in history.</strong><br /><em>John & Paul</em> begins in 1957, when two teenagers in suburban Liverpool meet and decide to play rock nroll together. It ends twenty-three years later, when one of them is murdered. In between, we see them become global stars, create countless indelible songs, and play a central role in creating the modern world.<br />Lennon and McCartney were more than friends, rivals or collaborators. They were intimates who both had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age, and who longed to make emotional connections; with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief and euphoria and everything in between. When they couldnt speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection.<br />Ian Leslie traces the twists and turns of their relationship through the music it produced and offers rich insights into the nature of creativity, collaboration and human connection. Drawing on recently released footage and recordings, this is a startlingly fresh take on two of the greatest icons in music history.<br />Leslies majestic and wildly enjoyable biography will make us see and hear Lennon and McCartney anew.</p>...(*_*)9780571376148_<p>The first new Beatles story in decades - and the one that will make your heart burst. <strong>CAITLIN MORAN</strong><br />Ian Leslie has done the impossible, and breathed new life into one of the worlds most studied bands. <strong>GQ</strong><br />The most moving and revelatory book on Lennon and McCartney I have ever read. So joyful, so sad. <strong>TOM HOLLAND</strong><br />This thoughtful, fresh look at the creative collaboration of Lennon and McCartney turns the clichés on their heads. <em><strong>SUNDAY TIMES</strong></em></p><p><strong>A majestic biography of two young geniuses who merged their talents to create one of the greatest bodies of music in history.</strong></p><p><em>John & Paul</em> begins in 1957, when two teenagers in suburban Liverpool meet and decide to play rock nroll together. It ends twenty-three years later, when one of them is murdered. In between, we see them become global stars, create countless indelible songs, and play a central role in shaping the modern world.</p><p>Lennon and McCartney were more than friends, rivals or collaborators. They were intimates who both had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age, and who longed to make emotional connections; with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief and euphoria and everything in between. When they couldnt speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection.</p><p>Ian Leslie traces the twists and turns of their relationship through the music it produced and offers rich insights into the nature of creativity, collaboration and human connection. Drawing on recently released footage and recordings, this is a startlingly fresh take on two of the greatest icons in music history.</p><p>Leslies majestic and wildly enjoyable biography will make us see and hear Lennon and McCartney anew.</p>...(*_*)9780571376148_<p><strong>A triumph.</strong> Deborah Levy, <em>New Statesman</em><br /><strong>Tremendous.</strong> Alwyn Turner, <em>The Times</em><br /><strong>Revelatory.</strong> Simon Schama, <em>Financial Times</em><br /><strong>The gold standard of Beatles books.</strong> Anthony Quinn, <em>Observer</em><br /><strong>As enthralling and astonishing as their music.</strong> Jon Dennis, <em>Sunday Telegraph</em><br /><strong>A masterpiece.</strong> Dylan Jones, <em>Evening Standard</em></p><p><strong>I so loved John and Paul. I found it completely absorbing and painfully moving . . . It has rather turned me into a bit of a Beatles person.</strong> Nigella Lawson<br /><strong>The first new Beatles story in decades - and the one that will make your heart burst.</strong> Caitlin Moran<br /><strong>The most moving and revelatory book on Lennon and McCartney I have ever read. So joyful, so sad.</strong> Tom Holland</p><p>---</p><p><strong>A majestic biography of two young geniuses who merged their talents to create one of the greatest bodies of music in history.</strong></p><p><em>John ### Paul</em> begins in 1957, when two teenagers in suburban Liverpool meet and decide to play rock nroll together. It ends twenty-three years later, when one of them is murdered. In between, we see them become global stars, create countless indelible songs, and play a central role in shaping the modern world.</p><p>Lennon and McCartney were more than friends, rivals or collaborators. They were intimates who both had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age, and who longed to make emotional connections### with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief and euphoria and everything in between. When they couldnt speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection.</p><p>Ian Leslie traces the twists and turns of their relationship through the music it produced and offers rich insights into the nature of creativity, collaboration and human connection. Drawing on recently released footage and recordings, this is a startlingly fresh take on two of the greatest icons in music history.</p><p>Leslies majestic and wildly enjoyable biography will make us see and hear Lennon and McCartney anew.</p>...(*_*)9780571376148_<p><strong>THE <em>SUNDAY TIMES</em> BESTSELLER</strong></p><p><strong>A triumph.</strong> Deborah Levy, <em>New Statesman</em><br /><strong>Tremendous.</strong> Alwyn Turner, <em>The Times</em><br /><strong>Revelatory.</strong> Simon Schama, <em>Financial Times</em><br /><strong>The gold standard of Beatles books.</strong> Anthony Quinn, <em>Observer</em><br /><strong>As enthralling and astonishing as their music.</strong> Jon Dennis, <em>Sunday Telegraph</em><br /><strong>A masterpiece.</strong> Dylan Jones, <em>Evening Standard</em></p><p><strong>I so loved John and Paul. I found it completely absorbing and painfully moving . . . It has rather turned me into a bit of a Beatles person.</strong> Nigella Lawson<br /><strong>The first new Beatles story in decades - and the one that will make your heart burst.</strong> Caitlin Moran<br /><strong>The most moving and revelatory book on Lennon and McCartney I have ever read. So joyful, so sad.</strong> Tom Holland</p><p>---</p><p><strong>A majestic biography of two young geniuses who merged their talents to create one of the greatest bodies of music in history.</strong></p><p><em>John ### Paul</em> begins in 1957, when two teenagers in suburban Liverpool meet and decide to play rock nroll together. It ends twenty-three years later, when one of them is murdered. In between, we see them become global stars, create countless indelible songs, and play a central role in shaping the modern world.</p><p>Lennon and McCartney were more than friends, rivals or collaborators. They were intimates who both had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age, and who longed to make emotional connections### with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief and euphoria and everything in between. When they couldnt speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection.</p><p>Ian Leslie traces the twists and turns of their relationship through the music it produced and offers rich insights into the nature of creativity, collaboration and human connection. Drawing on recently released footage and recordings, this is a startlingly fresh take on two of the greatest icons in music history.</p><p>Leslies majestic and wildly enjoyable biography will make us see and hear Lennon and McCartney anew.</p><p></p><p>Ian Leslies book <em>John & Paul</em> was a <em>Sunday Times</em> Bestseller w/c 28-03-2025</p>...(*_*)9780571376148_<p><strong>THE <em>SUNDAY TIMES</em> AND <em>NEW YORK TIMES</em> BESTSELLER</strong></p><p><strong>A triumph.</strong> Deborah Levy, <em>New Statesman</em><br /><strong>Tremendous.</strong> Alwyn Turner, <em>The Times</em><br /><strong>Revelatory.</strong> Simon Schama, <em>Financial Times</em><br /><strong>The gold standard of Beatles books.</strong> Anthony Quinn, <em>Observer</em><br /><strong>As enthralling and astonishing as their music.</strong> Jon Dennis, <em>Sunday Telegraph</em><br /><strong>A masterpiece.</strong> Dylan Jones, <em>Evening Standard</em></p><p><strong>I so loved John and Paul. I found it completely absorbing and painfully moving . . . It has rather turned me into a bit of a Beatles person.</strong> Nigella Lawson<br /><strong>The first new Beatles story in decades - and the one that will make your heart burst.</strong> Caitlin Moran<br /><strong>The most moving and revelatory book on Lennon and McCartney I have ever read. So joyful, so sad.</strong> Tom Holland</p><p>---</p><p><strong>A majestic biography of two young geniuses who merged their talents to create one of the greatest bodies of music in history.</strong></p><p><em>John ### Paul</em> begins in 1957, when two teenagers in suburban Liverpool meet and decide to play rock nroll together. It ends twenty-three years later, when one of them is murdered. In between, we see them become global stars, create countless indelible songs, and play a central role in shaping the modern world.</p><p>Lennon and McCartney were more than friends, rivals or collaborators. They were intimates who both had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age, and who longed to make emotional connections### with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief and euphoria and everything in between. When they couldnt speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection.</p><p>Ian Leslie traces the twists and turns of their relationship through the music it produced and offers rich insights into the nature of creativity, collaboration and human connection. Drawing on recently released footage and recordings, this is a startlingly fresh take on two of the greatest icons in music history.</p><p>Leslies majestic and wildly enjoyable biography will make us see and hear Lennon and McCartney anew.</p><p></p><p>Ian Leslies book <em>John & Paul</em> was a <em>Sunday Times</em> Bestseller w/c 29-03-2025 through w/c 05-04-2025</p>...(*_*)9780571376148_<p><strong>THE <em>SUNDAY TIMES</em> AND <em>NEW YORK TIMES</em> BESTSELLER</strong></p><p><strong>A triumph.</strong> Deborah Levy, <em>New Statesman</em><br /><strong>Tremendous.</strong> Alwyn Turner, <em>The Times</em><br /><strong>Revelatory.</strong> Simon Schama, <em>Financial Times</em><br /><strong>The gold standard of Beatles books.</strong> Anthony Quinn, <em>Observer</em><br /><strong>As enthralling and astonishing as their music.</strong> Jon Dennis, <em>Sunday Telegraph</em><br /><strong>A masterpiece.</strong> Dylan Jones, <em>Evening Standard</em></p><p><strong>I so loved John and Paul. I found it completely absorbing and painfully moving . . . It has rather turned me into a bit of a Beatles person.</strong> Nigella Lawson<br /><strong>The first new Beatles story in decades - and the one that will make your heart burst.</strong> Caitlin Moran<br /><strong>The most moving and revelatory book on Lennon and McCartney I have ever read. So joyful, so sad.</strong> Tom Holland</p><p>---</p><p><strong>A majestic biography of two young geniuses who merged their talents to create one of the greatest bodies of music in history.</strong></p><p><em>John ### Paul</em> begins in 1957, when two teenagers in suburban Liverpool meet and decide to play rock nroll together. It ends twenty-three years later, when one of them is murdered. In between, we see them become global stars, create countless indelible songs, and play a central role in shaping the modern world.</p><p>Lennon and McCartney were more than friends, rivals or collaborators. They were intimates who both had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age, and who longed to make emotional connections### with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief and euphoria and everything in between. When they couldnt speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection.</p><p>Ian Leslie traces the twists and turns of their relationship through the music it produced and offers rich insights into the nature of creativity, collaboration and human connection. Drawing on recently released footage and recordings, this is a startlingly fresh take on two of the greatest icons in music history.</p><p>Leslies majestic and wildly enjoyable biography will make us see and hear Lennon and McCartney anew.</p><p></p><p>Ian Leslies book <em>John & Paul</em> was a <em>Sunday Times</em> Bestseller w/c 29-03-2025 through w/c 12-04-2025</p>...(*_*)9780571376148_<p><strong>THE <em>SUNDAY TIMES</em> AND <em>NEW YORK TIMES</em> BESTSELLER</strong></p><p><strong>A triumph.</strong> Deborah Levy, <em>New Statesman</em><br /><strong>Tremendous.</strong> Alwyn Turner, <em>The Times</em><br /><strong>Revelatory.</strong> Simon Schama, <em>Financial Times</em><br /><strong>The gold standard of Beatles books.</strong> Anthony Quinn, <em>Observer</em><br /><strong>As enthralling and astonishing as their music.</strong> Jon Dennis, <em>Sunday Telegraph</em><br /><strong>A masterpiece.</strong> Dylan Jones, <em>Evening Standard</em></p><p><strong>I so loved John and Paul. I found it completely absorbing and painfully moving . . . It has rather turned me into a bit of a Beatles person.</strong> Nigella Lawson<br /><strong>The first new Beatles story in decades - and the one that will make your heart burst.</strong> Caitlin Moran<br /><strong>The most moving and revelatory book on Lennon and McCartney I have ever read. So joyful, so sad.</strong> Tom Holland</p><p>---</p><p><strong>A majestic biography of two young geniuses who merged their talents to create one of the greatest bodies of music in history.</strong></p><p><em>John ### Paul</em> begins in 1957, when two teenagers in suburban Liverpool meet and decide to play rock nroll together. It ends twenty-three years later, when one of them is murdered. In between, we see them become global stars, create countless indelible songs, and play a central role in shaping the modern world.</p><p>Lennon and McCartney were more than friends, rivals or collaborators. They were intimates who both had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age, and who longed to make emotional connections### with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief and euphoria and everything in between. When they couldnt speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection.</p><p>Ian Leslie traces the twists and turns of their relationship through the music it produced and offers rich insights into the nature of creativity, collaboration and human connection. Drawing on recently released footage and recordings, this is a startlingly fresh take on two of the greatest icons in music history.</p><p>Leslies majestic and wildly enjoyable biography will make us see and hear Lennon and McCartney anew.</p><p></p><p>Ian Leslies book <em>John & Paul</em> was a <em>Sunday Times</em> Bestseller w/e 29-03-2025 through w/e 19-04-2025</p>...(*_*)9780571376148_<p><strong>THE <em>SUNDAY TIMES</em> AND <em>NEW YORK TIMES</em> BESTSELLER</strong></p><p><strong>A triumph.</strong> Deborah Levy, <em>New Statesman</em><br /><strong>Tremendous.</strong> Alwyn Turner, <em>The Times</em><br /><strong>Revelatory.</strong> Simon Schama, <em>Financial Times</em><br /><strong>The gold standard of Beatles books.</strong> Anthony Quinn, <em>Observer</em><br /><strong>As enthralling and astonishing as their music.</strong> Jon Dennis, <em>Sunday Telegraph</em><br /><strong>A masterpiece.</strong> Dylan Jones, <em>Evening Standard</em></p><p><strong>I so loved John and Paul. I found it completely absorbing and painfully moving . . . It has rather turned me into a bit of a Beatles person.</strong> Nigella Lawson<br /><strong>The first new Beatles story in decades - and the one that will make your heart burst.</strong> Caitlin Moran<br /><strong>The most moving and revelatory book on Lennon and McCartney I have ever read. So joyful, so sad.</strong> Tom Holland</p><p>---</p><p><strong>A majestic biography of two young geniuses who merged their talents to create one of the greatest bodies of music in history.</strong></p><p><em>John ### Paul</em> begins in 1957, when two teenagers in suburban Liverpool meet and decide to play rock nroll together. It ends twenty-three years later, when one of them is murdered. In between, we see them become global stars, create countless indelible songs, and play a central role in shaping the modern world.</p><p>Lennon and McCartney were more than friends, rivals or collaborators. They were intimates who both had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age, and who longed to make emotional connections### with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief and euphoria and everything in between. When they couldnt speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection.</p><p>Ian Leslie traces the twists and turns of their relationship through the music it produced and offers rich insights into the nature of creativity, collaboration and human connection. Drawing on recently released footage and recordings, this is a startlingly fresh take on two of the greatest icons in music history.</p><p>Leslies majestic and wildly enjoyable biography will make us see and hear Lennon and McCartney anew.</p><p></p><p><strong>Readers are raving about <em>John & Paul</em>:</strong></p><p><strong>Ive never been so into a book.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>A surprising fresh take on this relationship, after so much has been written.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>The Beatles book Ive been waiting for.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>Thoroughly enjoyable, insightful and delightfully written.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>I cant listen to another Beatles song in the same way ever again.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>Such a fantastic book - really insightful and charming.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>I read this book in more or less one go . . . Incredibly moving.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>Rekindled my interest in The Beatles. A masterful work.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>Full of love . . . A very worthwhile addition to the library of even the most jaded Beatles reader.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>I cannot recommend this book highly enough.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>Excellent. Just buy it.</strong> ?????</p><p></p><p>Ian Leslies book <em>John & Paul</em> was a <em>Sunday Times</em> Bestseller w/e 29-03-2025 through w/e 19-04-2025</p>...(*_*)9780571376148_<p><strong>THE <em>SUNDAY TIMES</em> AND <em>NEW YORK TIMES</em> BESTSELLER<br />LONGLISTED FOR THE BAILLIE GIFFORD PRIZE FOR NON-FICTION</strong></p><p><strong>A triumph.</strong> Deborah Levy, <em>New Statesman</em><br /><strong>Tremendous.</strong> Alwyn Turner, <em>The Times</em><br /><strong>Revelatory.</strong> Simon Schama, <em>Financial Times</em><br /><strong>The gold standard of Beatles books.</strong> Anthony Quinn, <em>Observer</em><br /><strong>As enthralling and astonishing as their music.</strong> Jon Dennis, <em>Sunday Telegraph</em><br /><strong>A masterpiece.</strong> Dylan Jones, <em>Evening Standard</em></p><p><strong>I so loved John and Paul. I found it completely absorbing and painfully moving . . . It has rather turned me into a bit of a Beatles person.</strong> Nigella Lawson<br /><strong>The first new Beatles story in decades - and the one that will make your heart burst.</strong> Caitlin Moran<br /><strong>The most moving and revelatory book on Lennon and McCartney I have ever read. So joyful, so sad.</strong> Tom Holland</p><p>---</p><p><strong>A majestic biography of two young geniuses who merged their talents to create one of the greatest bodies of music in history.</strong></p><p><em>John ### Paul</em> begins in 1957, when two teenagers in suburban Liverpool meet and decide to play rock nroll together. It ends twenty-three years later, when one of them is murdered. In between, we see them become global stars, create countless indelible songs, and play a central role in shaping the modern world.</p><p>Lennon and McCartney were more than friends, rivals or collaborators. They were intimates who both had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age, and who longed to make emotional connections### with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief and euphoria and everything in between. When they couldnt speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection.</p><p>Ian Leslie traces the twists and turns of their relationship through the music it produced and offers rich insights into the nature of creativity, collaboration and human connection. Drawing on recently released footage and recordings, this is a startlingly fresh take on two of the greatest icons in music history.</p><p>Leslies majestic and wildly enjoyable biography will make us see and hear Lennon and McCartney anew.</p><p></p><p><strong>Readers are raving about <em>John & Paul</em>:</strong></p><p><strong>Ive never been so into a book.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>A surprising fresh take on this relationship, after so much has been written.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>The Beatles book Ive been waiting for.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>Thoroughly enjoyable, insightful and delightfully written.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>I cant listen to another Beatles song in the same way ever again.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>Such a fantastic book - really insightful and charming.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>I read this book in more or less one go . . . Incredibly moving.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>Rekindled my interest in The Beatles. A masterful work.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>Full of love . . . A very worthwhile addition to the library of even the most jaded Beatles reader.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>I cannot recommend this book highly enough.</strong> ?????<br /><strong>Excellent. Just buy it.</strong> ?????</p><p></p><p>Ian Leslies book <em>John & Paul</em> was a <em>Sunday Times</em> Bestseller w/e 29-03-2025 through w/e 19-04-2025</p>...(*_*)9780571376148_<p>THE SUNDAY TIMES AND NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER LONGLISTED FOR THE BAILLIE GIFFORD PRIZE FOR NON-FICTION A triumph. Deborah Levy, New Statesman Tremendous. Alwyn Turner, The Times Revelatory. Simon Schama, Financial Times The gold standard of Beatles books. Anthony Quinn, Observer As enthralling and astonishing as their music. Jon Dennis, Sunday Telegraph A masterpiece. Dylan Jones, Evening Standard [Ian Leslie] reframes the whole relationship for me . . . He roots it in a kind of love. Its so moving, so moving. I was crying so much. Paul Mescal I so loved John and Paul. I found it completely absorbing and painfully moving . . . It has rather turned me into a bit of a Beatles person. Nigella Lawson The first new Beatles story in decades - and the one that will make your heart burst. Caitlin Moran The most moving and revelatory book on Lennon and McCartney I have ever read. So joyful, so sad. Tom Holland --- A majestic biography of two young geniuses who merged their talents to create one of the greatest bodies of music in history. John ### Paul begins in 1957, when two teenagers in suburban Liverpool meet and decide to play rock nroll together. It ends twenty-three years later, when one of them is murdered. In between, we see them become global stars, create countless indelible songs, and play a central role in shaping the modern world. Lennon and McCartney were more than friends, rivals or collaborators. They were intimates who both had the fabric of their world ruptured at a young age, and who longed to make emotional connections### with each other, and with audiences. The pop song was a vessel into which they poured feelings of grief and euphoria and everything in between. When they couldnt speak what they felt, they sang it. After the break-up of their group, they maintained a musical dialogue at a distance, in songs full of recrimination, regret, and affection. Ian Leslie traces the twists and turns of their relationship through the music it produced and offers rich insights into the nature of creativity, collaboration and human connection. Drawing on recently released footage and recordings, this is a startlingly fresh take on two of the greatest icons in music history. Leslies majestic and wildly enjoyable biography will make us see and hear Lennon and McCartney anew. Readers are raving about John & Paul: Ive never been so into a book. ????? A surprising fresh take on this relationship, after so much has been written. ????? The Beatles book Ive been waiting for. ????? Thoroughly enjoyable, insightful and delightfully written. ????? I cant listen to another Beatles song in the same way ever again. ????? Such a fantastic book - really insightful and charming. ????? I read this book in more or less one go . . . Incredibly moving. ????? Rekindled my interest in The Beatles. A masterful work. ????? Full of love . . . A very worthwhile addition to the library of even the most jaded Beatles reader. ????? I cannot recommend this book highly enough. ????? Excellent. Just buy it. ????? 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