1 comments about Chopper 3: Hell Hath No Fury Like a Mate Shot in the Arse (Chopper).

1. 
   I had read the first 2 books by chopper, and although initially I was a little disappointed with how the book is laid out, I have since been converted and must have read both books in excess of 7 times each!
   Obviously when I received the 3rd installment this Christmas (2004/2005) I was more than pleased with the Mrs, and felt that the foot spa she had received was well deserved.
   I had read other reviews of this book, from people slating it, saying that it had the same stories, and that he didn't go into his childhood.
   I have to agree that I would very much like to read about what he was subjected to as a youth but these people are missing the point, as you need to see the book as it is meant to be; a lighthearted yet dark look into the life of a man who not only maimed for money, but sometimes killed for no real reason at all.
   I would rate this book up there with the first two, as although he does talk about some of the same stories in the other books, he also tells you about these in more depth as well as other stories not mentioned before, & I can confirm they are equally as appalling as the others....excellent!
   
   If you liked the film or any of the other books buy this, it's a must!

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1 comments about Hell Hole.

1. I have read all three of the Author's books. The Deal Makers, The Cesspool, and now Hell Hole. The Author reached back to the beginning of his horrendous ordeal and shocked me with the truth that goes on behind closed doors, and out of the public view. He further enlightened me to all the shocking truth about Courts, both state and federal. I wish him all the luck in the world on his appeal to the appellate court. Hopefully he will win there and eventually make all those that wrongfully punished him pay for their crimes against him.

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1 comments about Phillip Singer : An Accounting.

1. This most-amazing account of the life of a deaf man holds the reader's attention through all four sections. Historical events are reconstructed by the author after forty years. A great surprise ending. This should be a movie. I recommend it highly.

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1 comments about Amy Fisher: Anatomy of a Scandal : The Myth, the Media and the Truth Behind the Long Island Lolita Story.

1. This book was one of the most informative books i have read. It contained everything from day one, of the attack on mrs buttafuoco, to amys release from prison. Which all other books lack. My only problem or complaint with this book is the number of spelling errors in it. There are numerous problems in spelling, first or last letters left out of words. Most of the AM and PM times are backwards and make no sense. OTHER than that, its a pretty good book.

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