Gina Stanyer Books | The Fab Four Tag (and a look at my Beatles records) @GinaStanyerBooks | Uploaded January 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
This tag was created by @tomlabooks3263
You can check out his version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhMwe...
I was tagged by Kelly @booksimnotreading
You can check out her version here: youtu.be/uLp1lvOztFo
Prompts:
1.“I just fell out of bed, found out what key I had dreamed it in… and I played it”, Paul McCartney (about “Yesterday”). A book that you dreamed about or that inspired one of your dreams.
2.“Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”, John Lennon. A book that talks about drugs or that was written under the influence of drugs.
3.“We thought we'd be really big in Liverpool”, Ringo Starr. A book about someone who had far more success than what they expected, or a book that was much more successful than what the author expected.
4.“Sitting on a cornflake / waiting for the van to come”, John Lennon. A surreal book (or a book with some surreal elements) that you enjoyed.
5. The White Album. A book you loved that: a. has a minimalist cover, or b. is written in a minimalist style.
6. "Little darling, it’s been a long cold lonely winter / Here comes the sun”, George Harrison. A book of poetry that you found uplifting.
7. A day in the life. An experimental book that’s very uncommon for its content or format, and yet it works well.
8. "Over half of Americans who are 45 and older attribute the Beatles’ split to Yoko Ono".
A book about a woman (or, if you can’t think of one, a man) who is unjustly blamed or accused of something.
9.“Limitless undying love which shines around me like a million suns / And calls me on and on across the universe “, John Lennon. A book that opened your mind and made you think of the universe in a new way, either physically or spiritually.
10. “Mother Mary comes to me, speaking words of wisdom, let it be”, Paul McCartney.
A book that you found very powerful and moving despite its apparent simplicity.
Books mentioned:
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll (illustrated by Arther Rackham/hahahaha it was right on the cover!)
84 Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff
Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo
Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
Unpopular Essays by Bertrand Russell
The House Opposite by Barbara Noble
I tag:
Charles Heathcote @CharlesHeathcote
Fresh Parchment youtu.be/nJQYL3FjNcE
Guilty Feat @GuiltyFeat
Jess Bookgirl TV youtu.be/3IxxMnfhIj4
Booktime with Elvis youtu.be/bpSGaWrqEyw
#booktube
#TheBeatles
#vinyl
This tag was created by @tomlabooks3263
You can check out his version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhMwe...
I was tagged by Kelly @booksimnotreading
You can check out her version here: youtu.be/uLp1lvOztFo
Prompts:
1.“I just fell out of bed, found out what key I had dreamed it in… and I played it”, Paul McCartney (about “Yesterday”). A book that you dreamed about or that inspired one of your dreams.
2.“Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”, John Lennon. A book that talks about drugs or that was written under the influence of drugs.
3.“We thought we'd be really big in Liverpool”, Ringo Starr. A book about someone who had far more success than what they expected, or a book that was much more successful than what the author expected.
4.“Sitting on a cornflake / waiting for the van to come”, John Lennon. A surreal book (or a book with some surreal elements) that you enjoyed.
5. The White Album. A book you loved that: a. has a minimalist cover, or b. is written in a minimalist style.
6. "Little darling, it’s been a long cold lonely winter / Here comes the sun”, George Harrison. A book of poetry that you found uplifting.
7. A day in the life. An experimental book that’s very uncommon for its content or format, and yet it works well.
8. "Over half of Americans who are 45 and older attribute the Beatles’ split to Yoko Ono".
A book about a woman (or, if you can’t think of one, a man) who is unjustly blamed or accused of something.
9.“Limitless undying love which shines around me like a million suns / And calls me on and on across the universe “, John Lennon. A book that opened your mind and made you think of the universe in a new way, either physically or spiritually.
10. “Mother Mary comes to me, speaking words of wisdom, let it be”, Paul McCartney.
A book that you found very powerful and moving despite its apparent simplicity.
Books mentioned:
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll (illustrated by Arther Rackham/hahahaha it was right on the cover!)
84 Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff
Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo
Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
Unpopular Essays by Bertrand Russell
The House Opposite by Barbara Noble
I tag:
Charles Heathcote @CharlesHeathcote
Fresh Parchment youtu.be/nJQYL3FjNcE
Guilty Feat @GuiltyFeat
Jess Bookgirl TV youtu.be/3IxxMnfhIj4
Booktime with Elvis youtu.be/bpSGaWrqEyw
#booktube
#TheBeatles
#vinyl
