Having the song 'Imagine' turned into a piece of literature with such beautiful pictures created a great experience when reading this book with my 4 year old! The pictures flowed beautifully with the text. The illustrations were also very engaging. ( )

One of my absolute favourite songs, and one of the best Lennon songs ever.

That being said, this wasn't quite as successful as I expected. In truth, I could write a review, but Maggie perfectly encapsulates what I'd want to see. Read her excellent review here. ( )

This book is a reiterated version of the John Lennon song “Imagine”. This book conveys a really powerful message of peace and unity. The illustrations are absolutely beautiful and would catch a child's attention. I think this would be a great book for children to read while the song plays aloud. ( )

In this short picture book, the story is the lyrics to the song "Imagine" by John Lennon. The illustrations display the lyrics as a pigeon playing out each line. These words are broken down into each page showing how the world would be if there was more peace and love between people. I think this is a lovely book for children to be read to, giving them a perspective of absolute peace. ( )

"Imagine" took the words of John Lennon's famous song and with the work of the French artist Jean Jullien created a beautiful picture book, which can speak to all ages. In the wake of the Nov. 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris Jean Jullien created a variation of the Peace symbol invoking the Eiffel Tower. His work has appeared in many famous publications, including the "New York Times" and "The Guardian." Source: Wikipedia.com. This book was published with Amnesty International. Yoko Ono Lennon's foreword is well worth reading, as is the afterword provided by Amnesty International.