1 comments about Will Smith: From Rap Star to Mega Star.

1. This is a really good book, I think any one would enjoy it- if you like will's music OR acting! PS If you like this one also check out maggie marron's other books- they're all great!

No comments about Doris Day: The Biography.

No comments about In Song and Sorrow.

No comments about Hearst's Father & Son.

No comments about MOSHIACH: A hidden Hebrew Prince, great grandson of the Count of Paris, and true heir to the Throne of France.

No comments about Celebrity Access, the Directory, or How and Where to Write the Rich and Famous, 1992.

No comments about Amelia Earhart - Portrait of an Aviation Pioneer (Biography).

1 comments about Marilyn Monroe: A Concise Biography (Pocket Biography Series).

1. this biography like so many others just researches movie magazines and gossip colums the only real story is through the marilyn monroe foundation and the play here i am mother by nancy miracle a member of the dramatists guild

No comments about Oprah Winfrey.

5 comments about J.F.K. Jr..

1. I enjoyed the layout of the book. Almost like a compilation of quick factoids. Please don't misconstrue this statement as it being boring and/or technical. It is simply laid out in a way that makes the reading easier. As a fan of biographies, I have mulled over many that linger on and on with out substance. This book is just the opposite. It has plenty of substance and is presented in a way you can read the facts, enjoy them and also recall what you have read. A good job by Mr. Signesi.

   I really admired John Junior for his way of handling his place in American culture. This book is a great insight into the man. I don't agree with the comments that it sets him on a pedestal as a god-like figure, quite the opposite for me. I think it painted him in a very humanistic way. Well worth the price and certainly if you were endeared to John F. Kennedy Jr. Again, good job Mr. Signesi.




2. So much information has been released on John Jr. but really only focussed on his "celebrity" side. This book though it touched on the celebrity, really displayed the "regular" side of John. It was well put together, easy to read, and was a fast read. It was such a loss for our nation but it will be nice to have this book as a keepsake for rememberances.



3. After much waiting I finally received my copy of this wonderful book. I must admit, it is better than I had expected. I primarily bought this book to keep as a memento of the late JFK Jr. but I was pleasantly surprised by how interesting the book is. It covers JFK Jr's life from a totally different angle-one that is refreshing & different from all the other books and tribute magazines out there. I also liked how it contained not the standard photographs that every other book or magazine has published in the last few weeks. This book reads like a yearbook. It personalizes John unlike any other publication and captures your interest from page one. It is the ultimate memento of a much missed and much loved person.



4. the best book written about the late,great,john kennedy,jr.we will never know now what might have been,but this book stands as a fine record of what was.



5. Tragedy aside, this book is sheer puffery. This turns the subject into a god-like idol and provides no objectivity about the trials and tribulations of being the son of two very public figures.