What was it like to grow up in Kenya in the 1950s with lions and giraffe roaming in the garden? To be a child in household where no one spoke at mealtimes, to be left alone and bewildered at boarding school at the age of eight, and t find your father had been replaced by a new one when you came home one holiday? These are just some of the memories from Pattie Boyd's extraordinary childhood.
But she was a survivor. Pattie Boyd went on to become an icon of the Sixties: a top model, a Beatle wife, an acclaimed photographer, Eric Clapton's wife and the inspiration for some of the most beautiful love songs ever written-including the timeless 'Layla' and ' Wonderful Tonight'.
Packed with incident and revelation, her story has every conceivable element of drama, struggle, and, uktimately, affirmation-and, written in collaboration with the renowned author and biographer, Penny Junor, is a truly absorbing and compelling read.  

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