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Author:Phyllis Matthew
Title:Mom, Dad, Who Are The Beatles?: The Beatles Biography For Kids
Publisher:  Paradoxologeõ
Country:USA
Date:31 Oct 2017
Format:Paperback
Genre:Non-Fiction, Music, Kids
ISBN13 / Barcode: 9780986118920
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40 pages. Book dimensions: 21.6 cms x 0.3 cms x 21.6 cms.

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It's hard to believe there are young people growing up today never knowing the impact The Beatles have had on their everyday lives. Finally is a picture book explaining to children in simple story form who The Beatles were and what their influence was on hair, dress, lifestyle, and music.

Written in answer to the child who asks Mom, Dad, who are The Beatles? and as a way for parents to pass along the legacy of The Beatles to the next generation.

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