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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2014
An amusing read. Greg Kihn has a great ear for dialogue, and his depiction of the Fabs scouse accent rings true, Face it, we all know their voices, and we all imagine them being this playful and witty. Their encounters with the quirky American characters is well done. I didn't know Kihn was from Baltimore, but it became obvious in his detailed and loving depictions of what it was like there and then.
A quick, and not overly serious read, though dark depictions of Lennon were revealing. At one point the protagonist, "Dust-bin Bob" sticks his lifetime pass to every Beatles show into his wallet, and it's not mentioned again.
I could easily see this coming up in another book, a book I would look forward to reading.
A quick, and not overly serious read, though dark depictions of Lennon were revealing. At one point the protagonist, "Dust-bin Bob" sticks his lifetime pass to every Beatles show into his wallet, and it's not mentioned again.
I could easily see this coming up in another book, a book I would look forward to reading.
