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13 reviews
Ann-Margret, Todd Gold

Sparkling... moral & ethical... & soooo talented
This review is based on hardcover 1994 publication... Accomplished actress, entertainer, wife, daughter, mother -- Ann-Margret writes an informative, entertaining autobiographical picture of her life, loves, losses, heartaches, and continued triumphs. Candidly, this performer tells of her successes but is also honest about her bouts with alcohol - and her triumph over the illness - more than ...

Little Girl Lost

77 reviews
Drew Barrymore, Todd Gold

Drew Barrymore is an inspiration. Period.
Literally one of the greatest books I've ever read. No, I'm not saying that because I'm a Drew Barrymore fan. I mean, if acting isn't what she wanted to do, she could've been an author! Written when she was still in rehab circa late 1988 and published in 1990, this book gives all of us an insight into her early years, and the hell she went through at such a young age. She tells us about her ...

Officially Osbourne

1 review
Todd Gold, The Osbourne family

Pocket Books, 2002

very funny
wow this book is so funny. better than the show. you get to know how the osbournes feel on sudden fame and get to see inside their home without going all the way to california. each of them including the dogs have a profile. and I literally laughed outloud reading this book.

Hello Darlin

13 reviews
Todd Gold, Larry Hagman

Thorndike Press, 2002

EXCELLENT "Light & Easy" READ
I loved this book...but I may be a little prejudiced, cuz I love Larry Hagman! I was lucky enough to have met him when he autographed my copy. I must say, he's very personable, not one bit stuck-up. He also signed my 1980's can of JR Beer and couldn't believe someone still had a full JR Beer from the 80's!!! A real genuine kind of guy...which I imagine is a little rare of such a long-time ...

Cracked - Putting Broken Lives Together Again - A Doctor's Story

1 review
Dr. Drew; Gold, Todd Pinsky

Harper-collins Publishers, 2003

This book is real and good
Dr. Drew Pinsky provides an honest, vulnerable look. The honesty itself was the best part. I really got to experience the circumstances he wrote about. I found myself crying along with the Author and walking through some of the same feelings he described he had. I was left in a very good place after finishing this book. I have never been so moved as to write a reveiw for anyother book. If ...

The Wheel of Life: A Memoir of Living and Dying

30 reviews
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross

Scribner, 1998

An honest Memoir
Those who grouse & are dismayed at the second half of the book perhaps have not traveled far enough on their own spiritual journeys yet to understand. I found the book, like all her works, thoughtful, insightful & honest. Having worked in hospice nearly 30 yrs, in part due to Dr. Kubler-Ross, I can honestly say that in hospice you see many things that are beyond the scope of everyday life. The ...

Officially Osbourne: Opening the doors to the land of Oz

4 reviews
Todd Gold

Simon & Schuster Audio, 2002

Great book!!
For any Osbourne fan, this is the book to get. It has every detail you ever wanted to know about the show. Great pictures and interviews, as well as info you didn't know!

Wouldn't It Be Nice: My Own Story

16 reviews
Brian Wilson, Todd Gold

Harpercollins (Mm), 1993

First read "Heroes and Villians," then Brian's story
I really enjoyed this book, "Wouldn't It Be Nice," especially after reading "Heroes and Villians." Trust me, it really makes it interesting to read the two in that order, because first you hear one version in "Heroes and Villians" you read story after story about this mysterious reclusive character Brian Wilson, you hear other people's views and versions of what happened...THEN you pick up ...

Bust: How I Gambled and Lost a Fortune, Brought Down a Bank -- And Lived to Pay for It

12 reviews
Adam B. Resnick

William Morrow, 2007

Good Reading - Interesting True Story
This book is a very well-written book that provides good entertaining reading while attempting to at the same time to reach out to people and family members in the need of help (to show them how ugly things can get when gambling takes over your life). Hey "EyeInTheSky"? Do you have a life? Or do you just visit these postings daily and try to ridicule them out of angst, bitterness, and ...

Pryor Convictions

14 reviews
Richard Pryor, Todd Gold

William Heinemann Ltd, 1995

World's Most Profane and Profound Autobiography
In chapter 20 of this book Richard Pryor offhandedly calls his comedy style "profane and profound" and inadvertently sums up his life and this book perfectly. This is at various times the most dirtyminded, hilarious, shocking, or downright disturbing autobiography you may ever read, but always with his great dark humor. With a bizarre and damaging childhood in Peoria, Richard Pryor was raised in ...

Bark at the Moon: The Official Osbourne Pet Book

2 reviews
Family Osbourne

MTV, 2002

Good companion to the series
I am a fan of the Osbournes, and I was pleased to hear that they would be releasing several books. This guide is based on their many pets. It includes photos and stories told by the family. I enjoyed this book as it has some cheerful moments, but it does leave something to be desired for readers. However, it is a good companion to the series, and is a must have for a fan.

Comic Relief

2 reviews
Todd Gold, Comic Relief

Avon, 1997

The Mother of All Comedy Books
On the back book cover of this book it bills itself as The Mother of All Comedy Books...and it is. Comic Relief is a quick-read, laugh-out loud collection of some of the very best comedy routines that appeared on the Comic Relief HBO specials from 1986-1995. Among the many (not all are listed in this review) comedians' work contained here are: Louie Anderson, Richard Belzer, Elayne Boosler, ...

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