The Little Book of John Lennon: In His Own Words -- Malcolm Croft

<p><b>Born 9 October 1940 in Liverpool, John Lennon was a walking, talking, quote machine. Every time he opened his mouth, genius fell out. To celebrate this simple, glorious truth, <i>The Little Book of John Lennon</i> is here to remind you what a legend sounds like.</b></p><p>From his days down in the dumps as a Liverpudlian scamp to his tenure in the world's greatest beat combo to his post-Beatles bed-ins and living for peace, love and understanding, <i>The Little Book of John Lennon</i> speaks the truth as Lennon himself lived it. Imagine a world with no John Lennon - it's easy if you try. But, why in the world would you want to? This is John Lennon at his best, and in his own words</p>. <p><i>'If everyone demanded peace instead of another television set, then there'd be peace.' </i>John talking about materialism and peace. As seen on Independent.co.uk, December 8, 2016</p> <p><i>'We live in a world we have to hide to make love, while violence is practiced in broad daylight.' </i>John talking about the 1970s and the Vietnam War. As seen on Irish Post, October 2009</p> <p><i>'I've always considered my work one piece and I consider that my work won't be finished until I am dead and buried and I hope that's a long, long time.' </i>John discussing his legacy while being interviewed on RKO Radio, December 8, 1980 (the day he was murdered). As seen on Beatles Archive.net, December 21, 2013.</p><br><br><b>Author:</b> Malcolm Croft<br><b>Publisher:</b> Orange Hippo!<br><b>Publis