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Original Title:	Imagine: John Lennon
ISBN:	0026309106 (ISBN13: 9780026309103)
Edition Language:	English

Imagine: John Lennon

Andrew Solt

Hardcover | Pages: 255 pages

Rating: 4.18 | 317 Users | 12 Reviews

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Title	:	Imagine: John Lennon
Author	:	Andrew Solt
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 255 pages
Published	:	November 1st 1989 by Macmillan Pub Co (first published December 19th 1988)
Categories	:	Music. Biography. Nonfiction. History

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Having not seen the documentary that is meant to accompany this book, I can't say that I experienced the full extent that this book was surely meant to encompass. The photos and quotes were easy to appreciate in their quality and candidness, but when given the focus of only John Lennon (in comparison to the intertwining story of the entire Beatles group) the book comes off as more of an ode to his relationship with Yoko Ono. Sure, it defined much of his later life, and influenced his artistic career, but do we really need a whole book with the underlying message of "Yoko didn't break up the Beatles"?

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Ratings: 4.18 From 317 Users | 12 Reviews

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i did a high school social studies project on Lennon, mostly based from this read. My first real look at the artist away from the Beatles. The "jealous guy" single just was released.



I've read a plethora of Beatle bios. This one really highlights Lennon's personal story.

A nice companion to the documentary (which was EXCELLENT). But, I'm a huge JL fan and pretty much love everything about him.

Having not seen the documentary that is meant to accompany this book, I can't say that I experienced the full extent that this book was surely meant to encompass. The photos and quotes were easy to appreciate in their quality and candidness, but when given the focus of only John Lennon (in comparison to the intertwining story of the entire Beatles group) the book comes off as more of an ode to his relationship with Yoko Ono. Sure, it defined much of his later life, and influenced his artistic

For Beatles (especially Lennon) lovers only, otherwise don't waste your time.

One question why put the name of the psycho who murdered John in this book? He only did to be famous his name should be erased from history. It is a fascinating and informative read, thanks Yoko.