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Leo Leo landzom — Of course, I'm a little bitter that my Jeopardy experience was, shall we say, less triumphant than his, but his book is really interesting. He combines the story of his reign on Jeopardy with a history of trivia contests and lots of jokes, some funnier than others. There are also little trivia-question footnotes for each chapter. All in all, Jennings seems like a fun guy, and the book was actually a page-turner.

Isara Uthaichalanond iddddd — Not appropriate to read. (I haven't read it. This is my reminder not to based on the advice of someone I trust.)

Erin Choe erinstudio — When I started this book, I had to laugh because I felt the urge to get a paper and pencil and begin mapping out a family tree! My thoughts on BWWWG: ... the road not taken ... and thinking we are someone other than who we are. Our true life is unfolding whether we are consciously aware of it or not ... and it will unfold with or without our permission. We might as well "go with the flow," since our heart knows us better than we ever could. I LOVE the setting ... it's "home."

Laura Bargunyó _ora_aar — One of my favorite parenting books - practically and reasonably explains things my mother's heart was already sensing as we raise our young boys. One of the best things I took away from this book was in addition to simplifying things, choices, information, etc. we should simplify our speech and conversation and have a rule: Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary? If it doesn't fit into one of those categories, we don't waste time talking about it. This is a very Biblical principle as well and one that keeps gossip/slander to a minimum. Great book.