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More than three decades after his death, the Beatles member is still the subject of many biographies.
This memoir by Lennon's first wife includes a foreword by their son Julian. Beginning with Cynthia and John's meeting in 1958 at art school, "John" covers familiar stories but through a new and important perspective. The book has its fair share of tough moments and Cynthia is candid about John's sometimes neglectful and cruel treatment of her and Julian. Nonetheless, a current of affection runs throughout and the book remains a vital account of the private life of the often inscrutable Beatle.
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