The Rock Says... by The Rock, Joe Layden Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of The Rock Says...
Book Review: A very generous 3
Summary: 3 Stars
I thought overall the book was decent, it doesn't even begin to compare to Mankind's Have a Nice Day. The childhood acounts were entertaining for me, and I zoomed through the beginning of the book. Then we get to his tryout with Pat Patterson which leads to his first match, and from then on, it gets bad. Details are lacking, for instance in is description of how he was gonna win the Survivor Series, nothing there, he talks about the importance of the Intercontinental belt, yet he lacks to tell about the matches in wich he won and dropped it. He spends more time talking about his Last Man Standing Match tan he does his amazing Royal Rumble Match, which maybe take up half a page. He also likes to make statements that may be negative, but then quickly clear his name of the accusations. Not to say the book didn't have bright spots, his accounts of Owen, and masny of his views of the business. And come on, we all love watching The Rock cut his promos, but to sit and read in the thrid person for more than a few pages is a little much to me. So to rap this up, The Rock didn't win any titles with me on this one, better luck next timeBook Review: A very generous 3
Summary: 3 Stars
I thought overall the book was decent, it doesn't even begin to compare to Mankind's Have a Nice Day. The childhood acounts were entertaining for me, and I zoomed through the beginning of the book. Then we get to his tryout with Pat Patterson which leads to his first match, and from then on, it gets bad. Details are lacking, for instance in is description of how he was gonna win the Survivor Series, nothing there, he talks about the importance of the Intercontinental belt, yet he lacks to tell about the matches in wich he won and dropped it. He spends more time talking about his Last Man Standing Match tan he does his amazing Royal Rumble Match, which maybe take up half a page. He also likes to make statements that may be negative, but then quickly clear his name of the accusations. Not to say the book didn't have bright spots, his accounts of Owen, and masny of his views of the business. And come on, we all love watching The Rock cut his promos, but to sit and read in the thrid person for more than a few pages is a little much to me. So to rap this up, The Rock didn't win any titles with me on this one, better luck next timeBook Review: AWESOME
Summary: 5 Stars
People that write these bad reviews about the Rock are not cool. Keep reading your panzee romance and drama books. The Rock is the bomb and keep your bad comments to yourselves. The Rock writes the same way he speaks (Electrifying!)Book Review: AWFUL!
Summary: 2 Stars
Let me tell all of you who watn to buy this book: IT STINKS! All it does is tell you his life.Book Review: Almost, but not quite
Summary: 3 Stars
This book was going great, then The Rock drops into character to describe his matches. I was really enjoying this book up until then. It was well written talking about his childhood in a wrestling family, but once he started throwing his catch phrases into the story it went down hill. The part he wrote about Owen was touching, but he was quick to get back into the character of the Rock. Almost a good book, but not quite.