Sinbad's Guide to Life (Because I Know Everything) Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Sinbad's Guide to Life (Because I Know Everything)
Book Review: It will make you laugh out loud no matter what!
Summary: 5 Stars
One think is to just read it an another is to imagine Sinbad reading it to you ! I was not in a very good mood wen I start reading it but I went from bad mood to good mood within the first few pages.A great "mood booster "(and stupiditly cheap 5.50 USD) A book for anyone !Book Review: Just Like Sinbad!
Summary: 4 Stars
He covers everything in this book. I especially love when he talks about him in the emergency room with his daughter with raisins up her nose. It's not a masterpiece book that is very well put together but he make up with it with all the funny stuff. It's just like he right beside you talking to you.Book Review: The world according to Sinbad - it's all here!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the ultimate book about life and its perils and joys as told by Sinbad. It's so funny and yet, so TRUE. Children and adults can identify with this book because Sinbad talks about his childhood as well as his adult life. His trek back to the '70s is too hilarious and his views about marriage and divorce are true to life. If this book does not tickle your funny bone, then you're either dead or in denial!Book Review: Very funny and very applicable
Summary: 5 Stars
I was laughing out loud most of the time that I was reading this book. His way of looking at life, and describing experiences was really creative. I just loved it. I plan to read it again real soon. I would highly recommend it to anyone who likes good clean humor.Book Review: Home Alone and Out of Control!
Summary: 5 Stars
I ordered this book along with numerous others in an introductory offer to a book club. I had planned to read a little bit of each book, then go back and read them one by one. Well...when I started reading this book (and I started somewhere in the middle) and was laughing so loudly, I thought the neighbors and people outside on the street would hear me (and I live in a private house). My husband was out, and I thought if he comes in and hears me, he'll think I've lost my mind. I was completely out of control. Then, when I had regained some sense of composure, I looked on the back of the book where Sinbad says to be careful because the book will have you laughing out loud. (Didn't he know I had already done that?)