Review for Ed Colozzi
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If you have ever had questions about "What should I do for a living?" then you need the book Ed Colozzi wrote.

When Ed came into my world in later 2009, I was at a life/career crossroads. After several years as a published writer and business marketing coach, I suddenly found myself like many in the job market! Having skills and ideas, I could not seem to connect the dots. As I used to tell my clients, even a coach needs coaching.

So in late 2010, I bought Ed's book. It got me started. Wish I had not waited so long, but that is moot.  Following the book's assignments, I had also several sessions with Ed. But if you cannot afford time with Ed, you cannot afford not to buy his life changing book.

If you are at a crossroads, whether happily or unhappily employed, underemployed or better yet in school wondering about your path, asking "What should I do with this life I have been given?" then I urge you to buy his book.  It  will change your life.
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Greenfellas by Rob Lapreste was a wonderful read. New Jersey crime boss has a "come to Jesus" moment when his first grandchild is born. What kind of world is she inheriting? It's a great romp through his twisted codes of morality, loyalty, ambition and hope for the future. There are a few bodies that litter this trail of awareness and several conspiracies as Sal Caetano tries to insure a better future for his baby granddaughter.
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All Inspector Montalbano books are great reads if you love Sicily .  I also recommend viewing the video of the same title.
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Love Columbo movies and shows! In past some channels showed the shows or movies on Sunday afternoon. Couldn't believe when he passed away, no channels showed Columbo at all for memory of him. Will buy more seasons of Columbo in future! Wish realty shows would go off since they stink like garbage and television companies only want $$$$ in their pockets instead of never making good shows. Only watch old shows now!! And watch MeTV, Antenna TV, etc.
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In Columbine, Dave Cullen not only presents a fact-by-fact account of the actual shooting at Columbine, but he goes back in time into the killers' minds. You can tell by the way that Cullen writes that he worked hard to make sure that all the facts were right and everyone knows what those facts are. I believe that his writing is a little bit tricky, because it jumps around a lot, but this will also keep you wanting more. Cullen gets you started about one part of the book and changes the subject so that you must keep reading further to find out the rest of that side of the story. In my opinion, a very good way to keep the reader interested. I believe that in this book Cullen found a good way to set the facts from Columbine straight after so many years so that everyone will know the truth beyond all of the fiction that was portrayed in the beginning. Even though the story is based on a tragic event and tells horror stories about the killers that no parent would ever want to believe their children are capable of, the book is very well written and keeps the reader interested all throughout the book.
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Another Best Seller! Crime writing at its best!

Ellen Poulsen's new book The case against Lucky Luciano is a brilliant piece of work, investigating the trial of the man who lead the Unione Siciliana and established organized-crime in the mafia world. This fascinating account of New York's most astounding trial is truly an eye opener that includes the men and women who put their lives on the line to bring down a crime lord. Highly Recommended!

.....Review by 7ony Stewart, author - Dillinger, The Hidden Truth
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It arrived quickly.  The packaging was secure.  I enjoy old detective stories which is why I made this purchase. I will probably purchase the second volume as Columbo is one of my all time favorites.
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Rich Tosches is a talented writer, having worked for several national publications.  He is humorous and makes you laugh out loud sometimes!  For anyone interested in sports of any kind, he is the go-to person.  Now working for the Colorado Springs Gazette, he continues to amuse and inform his many fans.  I would recommend anything written by Mr. Tosches.  You can't go wrong!
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I just recieved this book and already have read it half through. The history aspect written about Coney is done first class. The book is presented in hard back form and fabricated well. My reason for only 3 stars is the lack of more photos. I was looking for a pictorial history along with the story. This book has some pics but not like I thought it would. I have just ordered the DVD and hope that will show more of the viewed history that I am looking for.
Being from Baltimore I have never been to Coney and only what I have read has always amazed me. I grew up going to Gwenn Oak amusment park, that was destoryed by Hurricain Agnes in the early 70's  and sometimes a few days during the summer at Wildwood NJ, the plase I still love today over 40 years later.
  "Enjoy" Joe Kopeck
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Although Mr. DeLeo has a habit of using "went" instead of "gone", I have to say that he's one of the best writers it's been my pleasure to read. He's written a few series, including "Hardcase" and "Rick Cantelli, PI", and quite a few others, you would definitely enjoy his sense of humor as well as his conservative views and being a true patriot. Thanks, Mr. DeLeo, for giving me lots of enjoyable hours reading your stories!
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My mom just sent this to me as an early Christmas present. She bought it here on Amazon (were both Prime customers) at a great price. Ive always loved Columbo, and its wonderful to have the entire series to watch. It never gets old. The package arrived in great shape. If you're a fan of Columbo, buy this! You won't be disappointed.
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Very interesting first book. I was totally engrossed from the first word.  I bought the audio CD and also liked Bobby Cannavale as the reader.  He made the man, Joe Rizzo, come to life.  I didn't know this was the first book until I came back to find another book by Lou Manfredo.  I think he did a great job in detailing the biker gangs, the cops, the bureaucracy that is encountered in every day life, totally a great job.  Hope he continues to write for a long time...
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My wife and I were verry happy to be able to purchase the entire run of Columbo episodes.  We were also impressed with the way the DVD's were packaged.  If you are a Columbo fan, then this is the ticket for you.  We are very satisfied with our purchase.
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I'm a current junior in high school who has struggled a bit this past year with finding a book that I genuinely enjoyed reading. I didn't love all of the books from my school's AP curriculum, but when I was given the choice to pick a non-fiction book out of a list that my AP lang. teacher provided, I immediately went for Columbine by Dave Cullen.
As a person who is fascinated by true crime stories and documentaries, which honestly feels a bit weird to say, I've read about the Columbine shooting before, but not in great detail. So I appreciate that Dave Cullen included facts and that he gathered evidence from primary sources (and cited them). Also, he mentioned in the beginning of the book that he was putting his emotions and comments aside, and I honestly do think that he did a great job of doing that.

There is one thing that I don't quite believe from reading this book, and that is that bullying didn't have a significant effect on Eric and Dylan. I felt like the bullying idea was ignored way too quickly.

Here are more things that I liked about the book:
  This was a long read, and I liked that Cullen often repeated or expanded a thought or situation so I wouldn't forget what I had read before. He did it in a way that made it different from the other times he talked about it
  The stories weren't so overwhelming. He had a great balance between telling the stories of the victims and of Eric and Dylan
  The timeline with all of the events - that saved me from getting confused
  He addressed all of the rumors that I've heard before (Cassie as a Martyr, multiple shooters, Trench Coat Mafia)
  How he covers the shooting event and the aftermath in such great detail. It was easy to visualize what was going on

Overall, I enjoyed reading Columbine. I took this book everywhere with me because I couldn't put it down. I highly recommend it because I do believe that this book could teach our society a lot of lessons about violence, mental illness, security, and gun control.
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Joe Moglia is an interesting man and has led a dynamic and highly profitable life.  Interesting story.  Wish I had played football for a man like that.  My coach could care less about his players.
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Eoin Colfer is fascinating to read-funny but off the wall.  Try him & see what you think.  Thanks, mary ellen
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Ed Rosenthal is the best in the industry and has been around forever ive had the chance to meet him on a few occasions. the book will make a great addition to any collection.