Too Fat to Fish by Artie Lange, Anthony Bozza Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Too Fat to Fish
Book Review: Artie Lange/ To Fat to Fish
Summary: 5 Stars
I got the book for my cousin, He said that he enjoyed it so much that he read it in two days.I'm thinkin he must of liked it alot!!Book Review: Artie Lange: The Interviews
Summary: 4 Stars
If you loved Too Fat To Fish, you should also check out "Artie Lange: The Interviews". It's a great companion book of the Baby Gorilla's media interactions.
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Book Review: Artie Loves the Vending Machine!
Summary: 5 Stars
Even if you are not an Artie Lange fan you will enjoy the heck out of this book. The chapter about his dad and all the crazy stories he tells about his life so far are unbelievable and heartwarming when you listen to him every day on the air like I do. Disgrazia!Book Review: Artie at his finest! GREAT EASY READ!
Summary: 5 Stars
Too Fat To Fish was a wonderful look into mr. artie lange's life and struggles. This book starts when he was just a small child and covers all the way through to his USO tour. After reading this book i have much more respect and love for Artie. He is very candid in describing exactly what he was feeling and doing at any given time. This book was such an easy read that even my husband read the book. (he has confessed to me that this is the only book he has ever read front to back!~)If you are interested in getting to know such a character..this book is for you.
artie, delaware loves you (not just your previous drug dealers)
Book Review: Artie has lots of issues
Summary: 4 Stars
This book is unfiltered. It is raw, but not in terms of language. It is raw because Artie has opened his mind and heart. While a lot of these stories were already made famous on the Stern Show, there is far more humanity in this book than you've ever heard from him on the radio. Artie has a lot of qualities and he goes from extreme self pity to over-the-top gravitas. There is no middle ground with Artie. Because there is so much to be found (look for all of the signs), I highly recommend this book for anyone who's dealt with or wants to learn something about addiction (gambling, drugs, alcohol), insecurity, and mental health. Artie probably has a couple of more books in him because his story is far from over.