My My!: ABBA Through the Ages

A haven't read this book yet, I have looked through it. Looks really good. I think it will be one of them books ounce you start, it will be hard to put down.

Un buen resumen de la historia de ABBA, la encuadernación es lo que más me gusta.

Having been both to Voyage and the Abba Museum very recently, I couldn't wait to get hold of 'My My'. I really love how Giles walks us through keystones of Abba's history, as if it were all happening again in real-life motion.Smith kicks of by recalling iconic moments of their Eurovision win - including lovely little anecdotes on some of their strongest competitors - takes us on an ABBA-themed walk through Stockholm (nice narrative, although pity he doesn't talk to other fans on the walk, that would have made for some entertaining dialogue too).Nice round-off at end too with Abba's rather doomy-gloomy appearance on Noel Edmond's Late Late Breakfast Show. And like Smith notes, shame the BBC faded them out before end of Thank You for the Music. But, hey, who could have known back then it was to be Abba's last TV performance on British TV?All told, a great book both for fans and anyone curious why Abba has endured so long and continues to thrill people of all ages! I'm just amazed only one person reviewed so far. (note to that dissatisfied reader: If you want just a picture book of Abba, there are plenty of those already on the market!

Viel Text,wenig Fotos,kann man getrost die Hände von lassen!!!!