3.90 avg rating — 539 ratings

"Yoko says: "This is an incredibly powerful book.""

really liked it 4.00 avg rating — 13,702 ratings

4.03 avg rating — 668 ratings

3.68 avg rating — 455 ratings

"Yoko says: "Jonathan Cott is somebody we all know in our circle to be a quiet genius. Rollilng Stone asked him to interview us a few times. This book is a collection of those interviews. Nothing more. Reading it, I thought “Wow, we weren’t bad at all.” Because most writers wanted to sensationalize us, thinking that if they didn’t do that, it might be boring – and nobody would buy the book! So their ‘interviews’ usually came out nothing like what we were like.""

3.34 avg rating — 32,957 ratings

"Yoko says: "This ... great books for you to understand how to care about what you are eating and why."

4.22 avg rating — 88 ratings

"Yoko says: "Using the power of IMAGINE, you can improve your health and the heath of others using Creative Visualisation. This is a book that gives you the practical usage of IMAGINING.""

3.70 avg rating — 86 ratings

"Yoko says: "A very well researched biography of Carbon and humanity that will help you appreciate everything from the Big Bang to the Industrial Revolution to Global Warming and make you want to help save the Earth.""

3.67 avg rating — 259 ratings

"Yoko says: "As Earth’s ever-decreasing non-renewable resources diminish, we must alter our consumption patterns or we will all end up with nothing. This book shows us where we are currently standing and the unfortunate reality we don’t want to face. Reading this book will make you not only face the horrors of reality but will make you feel that you want to work to make a good future.""

4.29 avg rating — 24 ratings

"Yoko says: "we created in Iraq. Buy this book and see what is quietly being done to middle America because of a few people’s greed."
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4.17 avg rating — 37,989 ratings

"Yoko says: "We are indeed amusing ourselves to death. This started when Marshall McLuhan stated that the medium was the message. I said right away that the message was the medium. But, alas, my voice was maybe not loud enough, and/or the medium without a serious message is much more amusing to people. So the entertainers became the gods of the people, who screamed: “Keep entertaining us! We want to die being entertained!” The kings of the world wished the same, and they let their countries fall while they were entertained. This is the only book in this list that was published way back in the 1960s. I hope you can get it.""

4.37 avg rating — 507 ratings

"Yoko says: "A tell-all book by a former FBI translator. A must-read. It's frightening that this is the reality.""