[Book] Have a Nice Day

[Dan]

[Book] Have a Nice Day - Mick Foley

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Mick Foley is one of the best loved wrestling superstars of all time and he is also a Number 1 best selling author. Read about his life from his time breaking into the wrestling industry, his life in WCW and much more."

::Buy:: (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0060392991/talkwrestling-20/) - USA - Amazon.com

::Buy:: (http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0061031011/talkwrestling-21/) - UK - Amazon.co.uk

Have you read this book?, if so share your views and opinions in this thread.

[Dan]

I have only read a few wrestling books but this one is certainly the best. Its funny and interesting and well worth reading.

[Nicole]

That books my favourite book ever. It's funny, sad in places and has a lot of stuff about his career that I found interesting. Second book didn't match upto it though. I would give Have a nice day 10/10

[Goldy]

This book is simply fantastic, i would advise anyone who hasn't read it to give it a read, it's a must have for a wrestling fan. It's all hand written and very witty, i couldn't put it down after i had started reading it! It's definitely worth the money, as it's a very thorough book, including everything from Micks childhood, his love of wrestling, including every promotion he ever worked for, up to his days with the WWF. 10/10 :)

[The Crippler]

Great great book which is written solely by Mick instead of some ghost writer. Fantastic story about his teenage years all the way through to his WWF years. Great read.

[Cactus Jack]

5/5

No book will EVER come close to this baby! It's not just wrestling fans that will love it, Joe Public will find an interest in this book; particularly the humour element.

[TMJ]

Damn good book. Unfortunately I don't have it in my collection anymore, but seeing how my favorite book is now in the hands of my neighbour, I think I might go and buy this book again just til I get the other book back. Amazing, seeing how I hardly ever read books, that one like this managed to keep my interest, but it did.

[Mark]

Originally posted by draVen
Damn good book. Unfortunately I don't have it in my collection anymore, but seeing how my favorite book is now in the hands of my neighbour, I think I might go and buy this book again just til I get the other book back. Amazing, seeing how I hardly ever read books, that one like this managed to keep my interest, but it did.

Well if you had the hardback copy originally, you're in for a treat cause the paperback's got a couple of new chapters tacked onto the end!

(Not like the bonus material in the Rock "auto"-biography which consisted of some grainy-looking photos printed on the cheap text paper :mad )

[FTW]

I did it backwards in that I read "Foley Is Good" before "Have A Nice Day".

I loved "Foley is Good" and as soon as I finished reading it, I ordered "Have A Nice Day" from Amazon.co.uk. There was a 3-5 week waiting period. From ordering multiple books in the past from them, I was used to the books with the 3-5 weeks waiting period coming to me alot sooner. Not this one however, im still waiting on it. Just about to go into the 5th week. And im not amused. But hell it'll be worth the wait.

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If I ever get it.........

[Cactus Jack]

Originally posted by FTW
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It sure will be :xyx

I've re-read it several times!

[Nicole]

Originally posted by Cactus Jack
It sure will be :xyx

I've re-read it several times!

I read both foley books 10-15 times I think. Its well worth the wait (I need to get a new copy of mine, mines split right down the middle and I'm not sure if I have the first half!)

[Matt]

Originally posted by Orchid
I read both foley books 10-15 times I think. Its well worth the wait (I need to get a new copy of mine, mines split right down the middle and I'm not sure if I have the first half!)

I got mine when it first came out in the UK and i have read it at lest 20 times. Do i get the award for saadest person ever?

It's just such a great book and i think after paying the dues that he did Mick has deserved everything he has got.