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- Sharon - You will love it!You will laugh, you will cry, you will be moved, and you will absolutely love Susan Branch's newest book. It is her beautifully hand-written (or should I say painted?!)account of her trip to England. You don't want to miss this one! To learn more about Susan and her book, you can visit her blog at www.susanbranch.com!
- Carol King - Billy Crystal does it again!I'm a big fan of Billy as a stand-up comic. He makes it look so easy and the audience loves it. In this book, as he reluctantly turns 65, he brings you into his early years as a comic and, laughing all the way, you see that it isn't as easy as he makes it appear. Some of his chapters are downright hilarious. He also devotes time to his movie career (remember "When Harry Met Sally" and "City Slickers"?) and his relationship with the best comics of his time. I recommend this book to anyone interested in Billy's early life, up to the present time, especially the way in which he describes it - as only a comic of his stature can do.
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