Three Mods: We Will Fight On The Beaches

Interesting book set in the mod era of the 60's... Good story line and nice A4 size book, story repeated itself a few times as different characters gave their account if an incident, which made me skip the last time it happened, as it got repetitive and boring, but I would definitely recommend this book to all mods and those interested in the subject matter.

I now live in Hastings, but wasn't around here in the sixties. Reading this book puts me there. The descriptions and place names of the area, I now know them well and I can picture the scenes. The late night party's, music on the pier, fights on the beach and fish and chips down the old town, Seagulls stealing your chips. It's all true. What a great read. I recommend this book to all Mods and Rockers, and anyone who rides bikes and scooters. This book make me wish I was a little bit older than I am, so I could have been there and seen the action for myself.

Great read. Would highly recommend it and the two other books in the series

All looks good but its a birthday present not given yet

I didn't like the "printed by Amazon" large format of the book.The storylines were interesting enough although too like Quadrophenia in places. The way the three stories overlap I think it would have been better to have worked on it and combined as one. It got a bit irritating in the second and third story reading bits you'd read previously.

Enjoyed the book immensely. Good story-lines that hold true to mod life in the 60s, even when belief is a little stretched.

Great interesting read about the most important genre of this century- mods!

i bought this,excited,expected a lot as i was a mod, sorry, much of it is poorly written, all over the place, hey, if you were there, judge for yourself, even if you weren't, trust me, it's a poor cash inConclusion: awful