If you're a fan of The Beatles or intrigued by icons who've shaped popular culture, "John Lennon: pocket GIANTS" is a must-read. Robert Webb captures the essence of Lennon's complex and transformative journey through music, peace activism, and his personal battles. It's a concise, yet rich exploration of a man whose legacy continues to resonate, making it a timeless piece for both admirers of the era and newcomers seeking to understand the legend.

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John Lennon is a giant of popular music and culture. As one-quarter of the Beatles, he was in the vanguard of music, art, fashion, and popular culture during the sixties. He stands as an iconic figure even for those who grew up long after his untimely death in 1980. Above all, Lennon was one of the 20th century’s greatest and most important songwriters. Songs he wrote with Paul McCartney define an era. Others he wrote alone, such as "God," "Help!" and "Revolution," betray a contradictory and troubled character. Lennon was never one to hide his love away, nor his anger, nor his convictions.

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