Book 65
65. Memories of John Lennon by Yoko Ono
I really enjoyed this book alot. I am extremely jealous of all the wonderful people who were fortunate enough to have known this man, and I really enjoyed the selections that Yoko Ono included. The entire book was a collection of art, letters, poems and reflection pieces written by people that grew up with him or worked with him or some, were just influenced by him. Some big names were Peter Gabriel, Elton John, Pete Townshend and Mick Jagger, and it was just incredible to see how he had an affect on others around him. The entire book offered amazing insight into the life of Lennon as a person, musician, artist, activist, father and husband, as well as others. It gave me a lot appreciation for all that he did, especially what he and Yoko tried to do regarding peace. I would definitely recommend this book.
309 pages/15643 total=104% of 15000
65 books=130% of 50
2005 Breakdown ~ Books I Own and Have Not Read
I really enjoyed this book alot. I am extremely jealous of all the wonderful people who were fortunate enough to have known this man, and I really enjoyed the selections that Yoko Ono included. The entire book was a collection of art, letters, poems and reflection pieces written by people that grew up with him or worked with him or some, were just influenced by him. Some big names were Peter Gabriel, Elton John, Pete Townshend and Mick Jagger, and it was just incredible to see how he had an affect on others around him. The entire book offered amazing insight into the life of Lennon as a person, musician, artist, activist, father and husband, as well as others. It gave me a lot appreciation for all that he did, especially what he and Yoko tried to do regarding peace. I would definitely recommend this book.
309 pages/15643 total=104% of 15000
65 books=130% of 50
2005 Breakdown ~ Books I Own and Have Not Read