Books by Lisa Rogak
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review 1: Possibly one of the highest trained Navy Seals in helicopter sent to catch Bin Laden was a dog named Cairo. Not only trained to deploy with the Seals, he was also able to find Bin Laden. Dead or alive Cairo would sniff him out. Rogak tells the story of military dogs, unsung he...
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review 1: Nothing flashy or sensational, just a well-researched cash-grab, a richly detailed (yet lazily edited) account of King’s life, or rather King’s life as reported over dozens of years and thousands of publications. Some personal stuff, but perhaps mostly professional. Of course, th...
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review 1: When you see someone as talented and entertaining as Stephen Colbert, you wonder how he got that way. This book does a pretty good job of addressing that, detailing his childhood, education, and the apprenticeship he served in learning his comedic craft. But there remains some ...
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review 1: I enjoyed learning about Jon Stewart's early career and the evolution of The Daily Show. Nothing stunning or groundbreaking here -- I would say this one's primarily for fans, especially those who don't mind the same quotes and anecdotes repeated a few times and some weird jumps ...
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review 1: The book I read to research this post is Haunted Heart The Life And Times Of Stephen King by Lisa Rogak which is a very good book which I bought at a car boot sale. This book is only around 240 pages and is quite inciteful into King's life. It was published in 2010 & I have to a...
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review 1: Bill Gates is a very interesting person, one of the most smartest people who has a great myriad of experience under his belt. Having said that the means of using quotes as means to explain the individual are not justified. I prefer reading about his experiences which portrays ...