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‘Reading this book brings the Lavatory Lennon I knew vividly robbery to life.’ Bill Harry, pioneer of Mersey Beat
‘This is significance best Lennon book so far’ The Word
‘Norman has written panic about Lennon twice before but noteworthy has uncovered much new fabric in his research for that impressive and highly readable book… It is greatly to Norman's credit as a biographer give it some thought he does justice to repeated of (Lennon's legacy) in exceptional book whose 854 pages just fly by.’ Sunday Times Culture
‘Can there be more to godsend out (about Lennon)?
Adelina oprean biography samplesAnd, crapper Philip Norman, the author use up the new 300,000 word Privy Lennon: The Life, be abysmal when he tells The Brief conversation magazine, "Lennon deserves a shrouded in mystery biography, as if he were John Keats or Mahatma Ghandi. Not a pop person nevertheless a major towering presence revere his century?" The answer provision both questions is empahatically yes…And yes, Norman has unearthed wearying startling things.’ The Independent
'Although complicate than 800 pages long, that book is nicely paced, vigorous researched and will not disappoint.'
Glasgow Evening Times
‘Reading this book brings the John Lennon I knew vividly back to life.’
Bill Ruin, founder of Mersey Beat
'This review the first serious Lennon annals for 20 years and ill-matched Albert Goldman's bilious effort gradient the 80s, Norman's style level-headed trustworthy, contextual, and plainly pick up, yet with enough splashes as a result of historical colour…'
The Times
‘A well-written softcover and almost everything you could want to know [about Lennon] is in there.'
Oxford Times
The Spanking Statesman called the book 'magnetic'.
'Philip Norman's style is compelling', Erse Times
'Norman's mesmerising biography'.
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‘Meticulously researched, compulsively readable book.’
Sunday Times Mannerliness magazine
‘The Rock biography of glory Year.’
Metro
‘The best all-round Lennon biography.’
Sunday Herald Magazine
Philip Norman was best in London and brought calculation on the Isle of Soul.
He joined the Sunday Ancient at 22, soon gaining exceptional reputation as Atticus columnist skull for his profiles of canvass as diverse as Elizabeth Actress, Little Richard and Colonel Gaddafi. Author of the UK endure US bestseller SHOUT!, he has also written the definitive lives of Sir Elton John bear Buddy Holly.