Good book if you are a fan
355216
A different perspective of Einstein during his later years. Almost a self realization and reflection of his own soul. I enjoyed and was satisfied with this read.
156117
This is a great companion for fans of the books or show. I really enjoy getting the history of Westeros and all the old clans. The pictures are well done, and the presentation as a book for King Tommen is awesome. This book is big and sturdy. It will look great on your bookshelf next to the books.
A must have if you are a serious fan.
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Author Phil Pepe is a much-respected sportswriter who has covered the Yankees for several years.  This book contains chapters on several Yankee notables such as Berra, DiMaggio, Mantle, Maris, Martin, Munson, Stengel, Steinbrenner, Jeter, Reggie, among others.  If you have read other books on the Yankees you will find much the same anecdotes in this one.  There is an interesting comment from Joe DiMaggio after signing an item for Pepe that I found humorous.  I found the most interesting chapter to be the one on Thurman Munson.  In the final chapter Pepe ventilates on a number of gripes he has regarding announcers and sportswriters.  I found the book to be an okay read but if you've read several of the wealth of books on the team you won't find much new information here.
4192508
Michael Holley has always covered Boston sports with a great deal of information.  For those who know him this is a great example of why he has gotten so far.  He does his homework and has his facts lined up.  While that does make him both entertaining and enjoyable it doesn't always make him compelling. For those of us who know him a lot of this is stuff that we already know and, in fact, seems to come off as a rewrite of some of his previous articles.  Granted it's very well written and Holley know his stuff that much is certain.  But he doesn't offer anything new or eyeopening about the Patriots.

This is a good read if you want a top level review of the Patriots recent history.  Just don't expect to have your eyes opened.
1524838
This is definitely a book for Cardinals fans, specifically fans of the 70s and 80s Cardinals. The late Bob Forsch had some very good stories, but it is very Cardinal-centric.
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Just finished this, as the Phillies were losing to the SF Giants in the 2010 playoffs, so bad timing.  This is an easy read and good addition to any Phillies fan library.

The book is split into several sections:
1. The good, bad, and ugly in Phillies history (as the title implies).  Several of these I was too young for like the 1964 collapse and the commentary and quotes around that collapse were great.
2. All time Phillies lineup.  Seems a bit weighted towards current Phillies, which he backs up with stats and data.  Pretty convincing, but I would have liked to have seen a bit more here (maybe several peoples views).  The all-time team is primarily from the two World Series teams (which kinda makes sense).
3. Lineup using above all time team.  This was well done as he had each manager set their lineup with reasoning.
4. Trades the made (both good and bad).  Good collection, but few notable left out like Von Hayes trade.

Good book, quick read, and most people will learn something or hear a new view.
1328705
Wonderful book for fans of the series, featuring interviews with some of the staff at Level-5 and an in-depth look at some art for specific games. In case you haven't played every game in the series, the book does not reveal any spoilers--unfortunately, this works against the book, in my opinion, since certain characters or important elements of each game can't be discussed. Still, it's a lovely and lengthy book for hardcore fans of the professor. If you know anyone who likes Professor Layton, they'll love this book.
4432425
I love beer, the vast varieties are amazing. This book is for the fan who wants a closer look at how it's made what's used to create the flavors. More reading is necessary.......and possibly accompanied with a dark IPA, or a double Rye IPA.
1227223
This was an okay book, but may be aimed at the hard core fan.  I was  looking for a history of the park, and this did not fullfill what I wanted.  Still it was an okay book that was fairly interesting.
1220683
As a big fan of the show, I thought this book would be insightful. It was. It was interesting to learn about all the monsters, demons, etc the boys fight on the show. I wasn't expecting anything amazing, so I liked it.

I'd probably suggest this to other fans looking for something to read during breaks of the show and those who want to learn more.
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This is the second KISS book I have read. Ace's was the first, bought his at a Days of the Dead Convention in Indy 12', got to meet him and get his John Hancock,($75) for both. Been a fan since my teens, I'm 38, and like most fans we want to know what goes on behind the scenes. Ace's book was good, 3 stars, he shard a lot of his personal and family life and some funny KISS stories, but he didn't really bare too much of his dark side, maybe he didn't remember or maybe he was embarrassed. Ex.,like how he would dress in Nazi gear and make home movies.
In Peter's book, its starts out much like Ace's and he talks about his family and early life and how he got into music. He gives credit to the guys who shaped and molded KISS's image, Bill Aucoin and Sean Delany. It's very in-depth and you can feel his roller coaster ride through life. Of course he bashes Paul and Gene for trying to erase him from Kisstory and even Ace for his betrayal. A lot of good pics in the book, but only one of him with the "guys," reafirmming his resent for his brothers in Rock n Roll. A great read for any fan, and Peter comes off as a down to earth guy I'd like to meet. I'm currently reading Gene's first book, "Kiss and Make-up". I'm hoping Paul will put out a book soon.

My advice is to read all of their books and try to find the truth for yourself.

MoPop
896536
Decent book if you are a fan. Curiosly this online translator offers different translations than this book  for certain common words [...]
1837023
THIS IS A BOOK BY LANG WHITAKER WHO WAS A DEVOTED FAN OF THE ATLANTA BRAVES FOR MANY YEARS. HIS DOES DISCUSS BOBBY COX FROM TIME TO TIME BUT HE MOSTLY WRITES ABOUT HIS CAREER OF FOLLOWING THE BRAVES ALONG WITH SOME OF THE PLAYERS HE LIKED AND DISLIKED. I AM NOT A BRAVES FAN BUT I FOUND THIS TO BE INTERESTING AND FUN. ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS WAS HIS INSIGHT AND INTERACTIONS HE HAD WITH GREG MADDUX. I RECOMMEND THIS FOR ALL BRAVES FANS. A NICE PIECE OF NOSTALGIA.
1560064
As a die hard Dallas Cowboys Fan I liked this 2 Disc box set but I didn't love it. They break down every Superbowl season Dallas won into two parts: what was going on around the league during that season, and then the actual Superbowl game between Dallas and the opponent. This is a great refresher in Cowboys History however there isn't a tremendous amount of game footage from the Superbowl games and the special features aren't very good at all. I would have liked to see more actual game footage, more special interviews with the stars, players, and coaches, and also a lot of what they show they repeat throughout the whole program but nevertheless its a good addition to any fans collection.
601392
It is not a bad book. If you are a fan you may like it. If you want tips or tricks you won't find any. If you just want to know her story, her wikipedia entry is more than enough.
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Being a big JLH and IKWYDLS fan, I got this book as soon as I discovered it. Though I didn't expect much from it, I did expect more than what I read. The book itself is pretty informative, but it's either stuff you probably already know or stuff you don't care about. It's very directed towards girls, too (ex. "OMGZ DAT FREDI PRINZ JUNUR IZ SOOO KEWT!!!!!!). The pictures aren't reall that amazing, too. I only reccomend it for die-hard fans of the series.
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Cubs fans (and, secondarily, Tampa Bay Rays fans) will love the book that shows how their (eventual) Hall Of Fame manager rose through the ranks.  It's a quick read, mostly quotes and observations.  The book lacks "locker room intrigue" that many sports book have...it's mostly surface level praise for one of the most unique managers in baseball.  Still, it's a great way to get fired up for the Cubs' 2018 season.