Was A very well written book it deserves 10 stars at the maximu

This book is an informative, well written source for estate planning.

Everyone needs one!!!

Everyday in a marriage brings its own challenges and trials. This book helped me look beyond the petty, ordinary irritating things to the wonderful partner God has provided me. It includes stories about marriage from celebrities and former presidents as well as everyday people. I especially liked the personal stories from the editors. I plan to buy this book for a friend of mine who is engaged and I would recommend it as a gift to any married couple. Marriage isn't just a legal institution or a social status quo - it a a vibrant pairing of two people, spiritually as well as physically, who will encourage each other and support each other through all things and all times.

Beautiful book. A must for anyone who has been married, even if for only a short time. Long time married readers will relate to stories/feelings of the contributers and short term married readers will feel inspired. This book takes you to a place reserved only for the love of your life. I found it hard to go through a chapter without reaching over and kissing or touching my husband. This would also make a great anniversary gift.

Marketing To Seniors: Are You Ready To Profit As This Market Soars? by Michael C. Walker (creator of the award-winning Club 24 Senior Living At Home program) is a solid, step-by-step, "user friendly", resource to forming a marketing plan based around and upon a close understanding of, and harmony with, senior citizen purchasing decisions. A thorough and practical guide to expanding one's market base and improving sales, Marketing To Seniors is a highly recommended instructional text that will prove to be invaluable for anyone marketing any category of service or type of product directed towards an increasingly aging and expanding customer base.

This play is a collection of the most hilarious monologues I have ever heard - all tied together by one thing: Senior Square! I have performed one of these monologues for an audition, and it gets laughs everytime! Buy this book - even if just to read it! It's worth it!

This incredible novel by Mike Fitzgibbons is a hysterical, thought-provoking journey of a complex young man during his senior year of high school. The author writes with an amazingly accurate perspective of teenage love, family relationships, school days, and life. This book will keep your attention page by page.

Michael Fitzgibbons has written a novel men and women of all ages will enjoy. I couldn't put it down. It seemed to read just as fast as any senior year would go. I laughed out loud, and even cried as I read the accurate portrayal of high school life. I highly recommend reading My Senior Year. As a college senior I found it just as appropriate to my life. The characters are real and the situations are true. The book does a fantastic job of showing how you never think life will be more complicated than it is as a high school senior. Thank you Mr. Fitzgibbons for writing a novel that I'll have my own children read years from now.

As a senior in High School I believe that this book really shows just how crazy life really is going from day to day in school. Somedays everything is perfect, and the next day everything falls apart. Mr. Fitzgibbons really shows this through the eyes of "Sully" and I think that the form that it is written; through a diary gives us a chance to not only read about what goes on day to day, but also gives us the chance to understand his deepest and truest feelings about it.

Good content but outrageously expensive

In the introduction to this book, Mr. Senior states (rather proudly I might add) that he has so very professionally hacked away 2 thirds( aw, just a few sentences..) of the entire story. He claims that much of it was needless details (such as descriptions of battles, ect.) but rambles on to announce that he has cleanly ripped away a few other side plots not necessary to to the well-being of the whole (as he sees it); any of the adventures of Sir Gareth, you won't find here. Other knights seem to drop into the story, and while all of the characters in the tale will appear to know who they are, you are left in the dark, because they happened to be on the editor's 'bad list' and their earlier excursions were deleted.
But then Mr. Senior finishes with this; that we must "not bewail these losses" (after all, he knows what he's doing). I suppose 2 thirds of Sir Thomas Malory's work was in vain.