The 'complete Guide To Shakespeare's Best Plays: Grades:7-9

I only knew Evan Handler from Sex and the City. I heard him interviewed and he was talking about his book, he was so funny and entertaining that I ordered his book. Loved it and know my Sister-in-law is loving it too! I would read any of his books!

I read Evan Handler's new book the week it came out (MySpace was abuzz with it's empending release for a while). It was wonderful. I was expecting a self important, "this is me after cancer, pity me!" type of book, but was pleasently surprised. It is full of humorously self depricating, truly hysterical essays that draw you in to the book. They are not presented in a "first this happened and then this happened" progression... Read Full Review

Evan Handler's second memoir is heavy, light, illuminating, infuriating, jaded and joyful. Finding his way in the world (again) after surviving an "incurable" cancer that hit him while he was an actor on the rise in his 20s, Handler muddles through relationships with a hard-boiled charm that won me over. It's a fantastic read.

I thoroughly enjoyed being taken on Evan's journey as he searched for companionship and self-fulfillment. His wit, sarcasm, and self-effacing honesty kept the pages turning quickly. As a wife and mother, I especially enjoyed the chapters about Evan meeting and falling in love with his wife and the subsequent birth of their daughter. My thoughts went from "hmmm, not sure I would like this guy if I were to meet him on the... Read Full Review