Acorn

just as wonderful, as poetic, as thoughtful, as lyrical, as "grapefruit", yoko ono's first book of brief poetic insights/beautifully written thoughts.some very interesting and lovely drawings, too.if you loved "grapefruit" (i did, and still do), get this, too. you'll love it.john lennon did, and for a reason.....it's art- lovely, well written and expressed art.

I enjoyed this immensely. I expected something a lot more weird and controversial since it is by Yoko Ono and I've seen her other work but this was a more otherworldly version of the poetry I have been exposed to over the years. I thought it was wonderful.

Wonderful book. A good sequel to Yoko's 1963 book, Grapefruit. I've always liked Yoko Ono's work. If you've enjoyed Yoko's work over the years, and are open-minded, this book will make you think. The book is worth leaving on your desk or coffee table to reread or as a way to share with others.

I also have Grapefruit, and I really enjoy Yoko Ono and her work. I think she has been so unfairly treated by the press and Beatles fans alike, that many people just ad hominem judge her but don't take the time or have an open enough mind about her work to get to know her as an artist. Truly, this is a wonderful new set of her "instructions" and drawings.

Her writing is beautiful, artistic, simple but strong. Her writing makes you imagine and reflect on your surroundings and your life.

Yoko shares again hoping to get your creativeness flowing.

I was absolutely immersed in this book. This book is best paired with a cup of tea and comfy chair

Like the book ...but was dissapointed that it did not have a dust cover on it...if one could be sent it would be great