The Beatles in 100 Objects

Bought as a gift and after checking, there are many things in this book that may be unknown for many people. I'd have it in my collection!

This book arrived in perfect condition, better than you'd find in many bookshops.It was terrific value, particularly for a book in such excellent condition.

good idea for a book, a different take on a great band

Great book! For the Beatle Fans! At this price it's a steel! Well presented hard back book & excellent value!

This is a very enjoyable informative and worthwhile book. It provides information and is written without unnecessary bias and even a long standing Beatle anorak like me can get pleasure from its content.Highly recommended

a list of Interessanting Beatles memorabilias

great, thanks

This is a nice idea for a book, but sadly it is let down by being stuffed full of typos and glaring factual inaccuracies. The author even tries to make out that Ringo thought Little Richard was 'fat' - because he can't read his handwriting.From incorrect guitars (e.g. A 12 string Rickenbacker when the article's about a 6 string, McCartney's 2nd hofner bass when the article's about his 1st), to sloppy editing (e.g. Getting Tony Sheridan's name wrong), to downright lies (claiming that Sutcliffe left the band in 1960 when a photo a few pages later shows him performing in 1961- and uncredited of course.. Perhaps the author doesn't even know what Stu looked like), this book is a major disappointment. Sure it looks pretty, but once you notice so many mistakes you start to question the accuracy of the rest of the text, and it then ceases to be a pleasurable read.You get the impression it was rush released to capture the Christmas market before decent proof reading and fact checking could be made.Maybe a 2nd edition would sort out these problems, but at the moment this is so amateur it's not worth having. The author should be ashamed!