This is not a book, it's a pamphlet containing a few hundred random Seinfeld trivia questions followed by a few hundred answers. My first reaction was to the cover, which features a sillhouette of Jerry and his co-stars. Talk about "unofficial", the author couldn't even use Jerry's face on the cover? Anyway, the book might have been passable if the questions had been arranged in some sort of logical order, either by subject or chronology, and enough questions were included to make the book worth $8. As it was published, it's very difficult to read and enjoy. NOTE: Do not attempt to use this book as the "final word" on any Seinfeld related discussion, as there are various mistakes strewn throughout the book. Main offender? Q: What is Jerry's address? A: 129 East 81st. St. Now, any fan worth his Snapple knows Jerry lives on West 81st St. The bottom line is this. Spend a few minutes with a search engine and the words "Seinfeld trivia" and you can do much better for free on the Internet than you can with this book.

What fun! This is a trivia book that swings from restaurant names to the nutty quirks of each of the characters from Elaine to Kramer to George...no craziness is short-changed. The free-wheeling--and occasionally sly--juxtapositions found on many pages just add to the mix. I'm more of a fan than ever!

The first few pages of this book really got my interest. But by the time I got to the 10th page, I was falling asleep. I think you get the idea.

Being a devoted Seinfeld fan, I read all I can on the subject. This book was informative and objective. I would have liked further information about the "behind-the-scenes" of the show and less attention paid to trying to psycho-analyze this man. He's just a normal guy who has managed to turn us all on to how he comically views the world...and who happened to make a fortune from it!