Review:A wonderful example that women today follow. Her book gives us an inside look at her daily life, along with her professional career. From her Miss America title, two days later, her first national press conference, her marriage, along with her two children, she's a powerful woman. Being as I enjoy pictures, one of the best portions of her life that she shares with us is the center of her book. This portion gives us a six page photographic view of her entire life. Read more

Review:A very good book, lots of interesting points that apply to life and being productive with a positive attitude. I am not a huge basketball fan and have never played, but this book will suit anyone who looks to be more positive and effective. Read more

Review:Tremendous information about the Sultan heritage and history. Exciting storyline. Could not give five stars because of excessive typos which is unnecessary..... wonder if this is just in the Kindle edition? Read more

Review:Interesting read if you want insight about what happens before, after and during the show. I wasn't a Courtney fan while watching her season, but after reading the book you can see a more full picture of how her portrayal on the show got taken to the extreme. Read more

Review:I will preface this review by admitting that I used to be an LB and Hills devotee and I enjoyed the angle that Kristin brought to the shows. She was edgy and bitchy and let's face it, the guys loved her. Amazingly, this book has given me a completely different view of Kristin. She surprised me in a way, and the information she shares in this book could bring positive effects to the lives of the many young girls who will undoubtedly be reading it.

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Review:It is so refreshing to actually find someone in reality TV land who is not ashamed of the Gospel and his personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Sean Lowe is that person and I'm so glad I read his book. I liked him as the "Bachelor" and now I really, really like him as a person! Way to witness for our Lord, Sean! Read more

Review:The Amityville Horror is a 1977 non-fiction horror novel written by Jay Anson.

This is a horrifying, yet very interesting and amazingly written book. It is about the real life haunting of the Lutz family who moved into a house that they said was cursed with an evil force. After 28 days, the family fled in terror with nothing but the clothes on their backs.

This book has tons of terrifying things that happen. George and Kathy see the face of a demon with it's head blown half off in ... Read more

Review:Had an opportunity to read "Bridge to Treachery" by same author this past January and found it to be very entertaining. Of that one I wrote "Gripping conspiracy/political thriller about a former army ranger blackmailed into a terrorist operation. I liked the way this author wrote such as this passage "Losing respect is hard...Getting it, man; that's even harder" tho my favorite one that still tickles me would have to be "He was ambitious; she was vigorous. And in two and a half years, they manag... Read more

Review:Excellent book and one that should be read by every American to really understand what these heroes go through to train and protect the freedoms that so many simply take for granted and 'abuse', and to really hear what happened to the innocent Americans that night in Bengahzi. God Bless him and God Bless America! Read more