"A fantastic story. I just loved it, from the first page to the last. It's on my Top Five list of all time. I think there's a movie in this." ― ChaChi Loprete, "Breakfast with the Beatles"

"Inspiring ... a lot of fun and impossible to put down ... this wonderfully conversational book is a salute to independence, ingenuity, and willingness to take risks ... Funny, charming and occasionally heart-breaking." ― Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"This bold adventure cracks open a time capsule to 1964. ... Janice Mitchell paints a sweet reminder of the power music has to save you, to befriend you and to love you through anything life hands you. ... If you love the Beatles and the magic of music, you'll love this fabulous adventure." ― Regina Brett, New York Times bestelling author of "God Never Blinks"

"An amazing journey from beginning to end. The Beatlemania is a fascinating part, but Janice's story is so much more! We can all relate to her serious infatuation with John, Paul, George and Ringo. But I found the story of a young woman's struggle to find acceptance and love, when she had none, manifested itself ... she takes us along for every life-changing minute." ― Ann Moses, former editor of "Tiger Beat" magazine and author of "Meow! My Groovy Life with Tiger Beat's Teen Idols"

"An enjoyable read about an enjoyable time told by first-generation Beatles fan. Janice Mitchell takes you from her heartbreaking childhood to Beatlemania and through an exhilarating adventure in London ... filled with vibrant images of the London scene in 1964. You really feel as if you were along for the ride." ― Marti Edwards, author of "16 in '64: The Beatles and the Baby Boomers"

"Don't miss this book! ... Pure delight ... I was awake for three consecutive nights, desperately trying to discover what happened to the brave and clever teenaged Beatles fans who planned and carried out an unchaperoned trek to London and Liverpool to "meet the Beatles." You will fall in love with these extremely independent young women―smart and savvy girls who challenged the odds to make their dreams come true. You'll be cheering them on with the flip of each page." ― Jude Southerland Kessler, author of The John Lennon Series

"A fun read that takes you back to the Sixties and evokes the buoyant, exuberant spirit of those years. ... You'll travel back in time, escaping with Mitchell on an adventure that was daring, innocent, audacious, and determined, to capture a moment when the Beatles gave voice to a generation seeking more out of life than the status quo." ― Leonard Steinhorn, author of "The Greater Generation: In Defense of the Baby Boom Legacy"