The review, posted on May 25th, appears on the site’s books page, and also on the site’s blog.
The review says, in part: “In the world of books about classic television there aren't a lot of original ideas. Profile some shows and try to provide some fresh insight, that's pretty much the standard.
“But a book I'm reading now - The Lucky Strike Papers - is truly unique. It's Andrew Lee Fielding's archeological dig into the career of his mother, Sue Bennett, a popular singer on early TV programs like Your Hit Parade, The Freddie Martin Show, and Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge.”
Later in the review, Mr. Ingram writes: “It's not a tightly told story, meandering and going off on tangents, but that's one of the aspects I liked about the book.”
He also writes that it “would be a terrific book to take on vacation.”
To read the full review on TVparty’s books page, please click on the following link:
http://www.tvparty.com/bookstore.html
http://www.tvparty.com/bookstore.html
As of this writing, the review appears in the center column of the page.
