My My!

<P><B>‘A lovely book – as bright, shiny and uplifting as an Abba hit’</B> <B><I>Daily Mail</I></B><BR/><BR/><B>‘[A] witty and affectionate account . . . It’s not a stretch to say that, at its core, <I>My My!</I> is a book about time, death and the possibility of immortality’ <I>Sunday Times</I></B><BR/><BR/><I>'</I><B>At last, a book that's worthy of ABBA' <I>Spectator</I></B><BR/><BR/><B><I>My My!</I> The story of ABBA told through a selection of their greatest hits.</B><BR/><BR/> This year is the fiftieth anniversary of Waterloo (the song, not the battle) – a seminal moment in pop history which saw Swedish sensation ABBA burst on to the international music scene. How is it that half a century later this seventies Eurovision act is bigger than ever – reaching listeners of all ages and spinning off into musicals, museums and holograms? Giles Smith, writer and music fan, sets out to find out why.<BR