Can someone tell me some books about John Lennon?

Question

I read somewhere that he may have been a feminist, is there a book that mentions something about it.

Answer 1

the only book that comes to mind is Memories of John Lennon
Author: Yoko Ono

Answer 2

The best book about Lennon's political/social opinions is Jon Wiener's 'Come Together: John Lennon In His Time', published by Faber in the UK. It's a well-researched study of Lennon the activist. Unfortunately, like basically all books about Lennon it's way too partial, and not nearly accurate about Lennon's musical contribution to the Beatles. Wiener also clearly believes that Lennon did his best stuff as a solo artist, which leads me to think that he's got some sort of hearing problem. But if you want evidence to support the idea that Lennon became more feminist as he got older, you'll find it here.

There's also more evidence in Lennon's own posthumous book 'Skywriting By Word Of Mouth', but like all Lennon's own statements about himself it has to be taken with a bit of salt. He was a moody old sod.

Answer 3

Lennon Remembers, the rolling stone interviews, an excellent book on John Lennon with a little extra information from Yoko.

Answer 4

I find the google book search a really useful tool for doing research. You can search for books and then actually search inside the books.

This is what came up when I used the search words; John Lennon Feminism
http://books.google.co.uk/books?q=john+Lennon+feminism&as_brr=0

Answer 5

go to kpfk.org, look in the fundraiser gift section for donations there is a john lennon pack and then look through the archives of old shows type in john lennon in your search I have heard about a few books written about him ,one was by a professor who had to use the foia act to get the government to release classified info about him cause he was a social activist and then there was an interview with tarec ali about lennon and I think that show was promoting a book about him

Answer 6

Play .com .. has many John Lennon books

Answer 7

"John Lennon" by Ray Coleman is his official biography. It's pretty good, but probably a bit "tame" as it was written shortly after his death and Coleman was a good friend of his. But I think it is really the best one you can find about the "man".

Answer 8

My wager might desire to be "Catcher interior the Rye", simplest for the rationalization that the guy that killed him pronounced the final person of the e-e book, Holden, 'steered him to'. John Lennon's killer was once additionally pronounced to have the e-e book with him on an identical time as he kill him. o.O

Answer 9

have read a book by J Lennons father that was a good read.sry the title escapes me.

Answer 10

And in the end, the love you take is equal to THE LOVE YOU MAKE - was a great book...