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Six Feet Under Better Living Through Death
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Rating: 4.92/5 from 13 reviews It's thoughtful, detailed and a lot of fun.This is so much better than the typical TV show companion book! It indulges diehard fans with tons of supplemental info (a personal favorite was the excerpt from the short story Claire submitted to her high school literary magazine) and fascinating detail. All of the little bits of the characters' backgrounds that aren't fully developed on the show are covered in this book-it is clear that a lot of thought and care went into putting it together. If you love the show, you'll love this book! Unique book with cool stuff!This book perfectly reflects the intelligence and creativity of Six Feet Under, and lends a wonderful glimpse into the lives of its fascinating characters. Detailed and imaginative writing provides an interesting and authentic back-story. Old pictures of the actors add a delightful touch, also contributing to the "realness" of it all. With a gorgeous layout, this gem of a book will make an excellent gift or collectible for anyone who enjoys the show. Great Book by a Great WriterThis is a truly wonderful book about a truly great tv show, easily one of the greats of all time. What makes this book great is the creepy humor of Gabe Hudson, who wrote the best parts but doesn't take credit here. Readers who like this book and all those different documents from the characters on the show should definitely drop everything to read Gabe Hudson's Dear Mr. President. | ||||||||||||||||||||
