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Woodsie Sep 28, 2009 This book had me entertained from start to finish. I really enjoyed all Larry's stories from Frank Sinatra to his own family members. He seemed to be at the epicentre of the last 50 years of American history. I would recommend this book to people of all ages.
Larry King is a sheer RIOT! Sep 26, 2009 This is one of the best autobiographies I've ever read!
Who knew this suspender-wearing host was such a prankster and just outright hilarious!
Kudos, Mr. Larry Zeiger!!
Educational & entertaining read Sep 05, 2009 From Brooklyn to a media icon - if not a remarkable journey, then at the very least, an entertaining read. Have to admit, I have never been a Larry King fan, but having read the book, I have a much better appreciation for his work, and his contributions. For one, Larry King is definitely one of the best interviewers I've seen, and his insights on this craft are worth the read alone. For the full experience consider getting the book in audio format as it is read by the author. You will enjoy plenty of great anecdotes and insights into the lives of some of the key public figures of the last century.
Another Homerun by the King Sep 04, 2009 Reading Larry's book has been entertaining and instructive. What an amazing live and how many stories to tell!
I recomend it without reservations.
Rosa Salja-Mota, MFC
Lake Mary, Florida
My Questions for Larry King Aug 31, 2009 I liked this book as I have always liked King & his non-judmental sytle, but it left me wanting a few of my own questions answered:
1. What happened to his mother and aunt and why didn't he write more about them? It's like they fell off the face of the earth very early on in the book & he never mentioned them again.
2. When he chose to have children so late in life did it ever occur to him that he would be "abandoning" them at a young age like his own father did?
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