Imagine This: Growing Up with My Brother John Lennon
'A tragic story...also a tenderly evoked memoir of a Liverpool childhood'   -- John Walsh, The Independent   'A tragic story ... also a tenderly evoked memoir of a Liverpool childhood'   -- The Independent   'honest and poignant, this enjoyable read offers fans a new perspective on their idol'  -- The Sun   'A moving account of the Beatle's childhood by his half-sister ... fascinating'  -- Observer Music Monthly   'Philip Larkin's much-quoted lines about sex being invented in 1963 "between the end of the Chatterley ban/ And the Beatles first LP" stand corrected here. Perhaps life was dull in Hull and Coventry, but on this account there was plenty of passion in Liverpool'  -- The Irish Times   'A poignant powerful tale that throws new light on the Lennon legend'   -- The Scottish Sunday Post   'An unusual treat'  -- Aberdeen Evening Express   'His sister's important new account chronicles the pivotal childhood years that provided the source of both Lennon's rich creativity and personal vulnerability'   -- Good Books Guide