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Three Stooges, The
Pop Culture Legends Series
| Author: | Mark and Ellen Scordato |
|---|---|
| Hardback: | 111 pages |
| Publisher: | Chelsea House Publishers (1995) |
| Avg. Rating: |   [5.00/10] |
| In Print? | No |
Excerpt from the book's foreword by Leeza Gibbons...
"The books in this series examine the lives and careers of pop culture legends, and the society that places such great value on their work. Each book considers the extraordinary talent, the stubborn commitment, and the great personal sacrifice required to create work of enduring quality and influence in today's world."
Very nice little book that gets to the point in describing the history of the Three Stooges. Lots of very good pictures, some rare, and a full index. This book would be excellent for older children because of its size.
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