Beatles and Beacons
by Fran Raya
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Pub Date Jan 28 2024 | Archive Date Jul 17 2024
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Description
Once upon another time, about a million songs ago, there lived a musical group on a teenager’s bedroom wall. These persons raided her queendom on an ordinary October day, through her dad’s Bakelite wireless. The song they sang was a tuneful newness and she helped it touch number seventeen in a memorable chart of yesterday, specifically 1962.
Take a trip across the 1960s through the eyes and mind of Rebecca Beacon, who is twelve years old when she becomes aware of The Beatles, at the very beginning of their ascendancy. Her teenage years are exciting but also saturated with angst and harsh realities, made bearable by her icons as she finds her own musical identity.
This semi-autobiographical, coming-of-age story will strike a nostalgic chord for fans of the same generation, but also for the many admirers of the band, who are too young to have witnessed Beatlemania in full flow.
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A semi-autobiographical, coming-of-age story following a young girl who becomes aware of The Beatles at the very beginning of their rise to fame.
Through the eyes of a teenager, journey back to the 1960s for a intimate perspective on the iconic decade in music and culture.
This book will strike a chord with readers of the same generation, as well as younger music fans who may not have experienced 'Beatlemania' at the time.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781835740071 |
| PRICE | £3.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 248 |
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