(I came back to order more copies to give to friends, and found that it's no longer available. What gives? It'd be a real shame--and a grave injustice--if this book is allowed to disappear.)

It features information culled from Lanza's personal archives as well as reminices from people who were collegues and friends of the great tenor. There are even sections by singers who were influenced by Lanza. Throughout the work there are many fine photographs a good deal of which are being seen for the first time.

This book shows Mario Lanza as he was and would like to be remembered and finally dipells the rumor as to the cause of his pre-mature death.

It is highly recomended not just to Lanza fans but to anyone who is interested in reading about a man that came from simple roots and went on to become a major force and influence in the music and entertainment world as it is today.

I have re-read Be My Love A Celebration Of Mario Lanza twice. Each time I read this great novel. I could not put it down.

It is indeed a great pleasure to be able to read a book on Mario Lanza, that is not filled with filth! The Authors Damon Lanza and Mr. Bob Dolfi should be commended for publishing such a great book, that tells the true facts that Mr. Lanza was not murdered by the mafia as stated in other books. In the Be My Love Book, the authors Damon Lanza & Bob Dolfi have proven to the world that Mario did die of a heart attack. Mr. Mario Lanza had suffered from 3 heart attacks, in which the third one was the one that took this great talent away from us all.

I have recently bought 3 more books to give as gifts to family and friends. This book, "Be My Love A Celebration Of Mario Lanza" is a book that all families will not have to fear in seeing pages filled with garbage,filth, and lies.

It was about time such a book was published. This book in my opinion not only deserves a 5 star rating...But how about a 10 star rating?

We thank the authors for publishing a truthful book on our idol Mario Lanza.

Terry...A dedicated Mario Lanza Fan

general fears about the normalcy of their bodies. In the same breath, it was funny as always and incorporated so many components of life, almost everyone should be able to find something to identify with. A few show-don't-tell lessons were a little too obvious, but, hey, this isn't meant to be Shakespeare. It's a good, easy, entertaining read about growing up a girl.

Harvey Potter is a quiet farmer. He grows balloons on corn stalks. He grows all different shapes of balloons. He has round, long, animal, clown, and scary-looking balloons. He people in his city have always wondered how he grew his balloons. So Weezle Mayfield calls the government to check Harvey's balloons. When the government arrives, they check out his balloons. Harvey is nervous when they check his balloons. The government finds nothing suspicious, so they leave. Later, a little girl who is a friend to Harvey, hides up in a tree and is amazed of Harvey's secret to growing balloons.
This is a great story with interesting storyline. The pictures of the balloons growing on a corn stalk are really cool. The pictures really enrich the story, opening your imagination, which makes this story a great read. Most young children will have no trouble understanding the words in this book. The pictures are amazing, they are almost as good as the book. This is a great story to read and share to young children. I give this story a 5 out of 5.

We successfully raised $800,000 and we are preparing for our first VC round. My only criticism is that the book should have been called Angel and VC Investing because it contains a wealth of information on VC fundraising as well.

This book has been useful throughout my research. It contains an eye-opening comparison of Venture Capital groups and Business Angels. It also gives practical advice on what capital investors look for, what to include in your business plan, what to look for in an investor, as well as how to value your company and negotiate with the capital firms. I have found it invaluable and it has saved me countless hours in my search for seed money.

I've read much on psychology and Epstein's book is one of the best from several angles. It cleared up many misperceptions about Buddhism, and revealed its potential value.

It also did a wonderful job of presenting the case for introducing a spiritual component into Western Psychology, which has been sadly lacking, and possibly accounts for the pervasive ineffectiveness and limitations of psychology as it is practiced.

E.g., the references to work by many psychologists (Freud, Winnicott, etc.) were illuminating:
... Suspending the Critical Faculty in treatment.
... Absence of psychoneurotic illness maybe health, but it is not life.
... Even the best therapy can only return us to a state of "common unhappiness."

I recommend this book highly to lay people, and even more to professionals. As healers, they owe it to their clients. It's time to turn back the tide of analytical processes that have swamped the psychological practices, and usher in fresher methods that promise more enlightened treatments. Epstein's book provides a great direction if one will follow the behest, "Don't look at my hand, look where I am pointing!"

If you are not a good reader, prepare to spend extra time on this book. It tends to bore you out after a while.

This book provides the answer we need. It gives great background on each topic and then gives us solutions. It is well organized with an excellent command line reference guide. The security sections have already been a life saver and suggested solutions that would have resulted in real damage otherwise. The Active Directory stuff is also super.

I guess that I must measure the value of a book by the number of times someone comes to my cube to borrow it. I can report that this book is always used by someone in the group. That is way my group manager is purchasing copies for the entire group. I want to personally thank the authors. Great job guys!!!

Craft development of the characters and plot makes the reader "feel" he is there, whether it's jogging with Mark and Neal, eating cavier on New Year's Eve or witnessing the "outing" of the killer.

Mr. Craft, Dame Christie would be proud of your work!

Well done, as usual.