Title: Too Fantastic
Product review: I grew up in Ithaca for 4 years of my life, and have always been a great fan of the Beatles, which is why I picked this book up in the first place. I read it, and loved it, especially noting mentions of places I had visited, some of which were literally around the corner from my house. Somewhere in the first few chapters, it tells of George's land-lord's reaction to his book "Too fantastic and too much profanity". When I first read that, I thought they meant too fantastic as in too wonderful, which I later realized was a mistake on my part, but if George's book is as good as Fool on the Hill, it is too fantastic as in far too wonderful!
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