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How Well Do You Know Jerry. . . and His Friends?: A Trivia Book

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This is not a book, it's a pamphlet containing a few hundred random Seinfeld trivia questions followed by a few hundred answers. My first reaction was to the cover, which features a sillhouette of Jerry and his co-stars. Talk about "unofficial", the author couldn't even use Jerry's face on the cover? Anyway, the book might have been passable if the questions had been arranged in some sort of logical order, either by subject or chronology, and enough questions were included to make the book worth $8. As it was published, it's very difficult to read and enjoy. NOTE: Do not attempt to use this book as the "final word" on any Seinfeld related discussion, as there are various mistakes strewn throughout the book. Main offender? Q: What is Jerry's address? A: 129 East 81st. St. Now, any fan worth his Snapple knows Jerry lives on West 81st St. The bottom line is this. Spend a few minutes with a search engine and the words "Seinfeld trivia" and you can do much better for free on the Internet than you can with this book.

I was very disappointed when I received this item. When I opened the box, I thought they forgot to include it because it was so small that I thought it was the paperwork from purchasing it. Calling this a book would be a huge exaggeration. This is a phamplet or leaflet. There are 220 questions with answers. The questions are okay, it's just that this seems like a big ripoff to me. The entire book is 22 pages!

I dedicate this review book to my loving family and dear friends who inpsired me to write this book and encouraged me to keep going when writer's block almost made me quit. I love you all.

Chapter 1
The "book" that you are considerdering buying is not a book. It's a list of rather basic trivia questions and answers sandwiched between a flimsy front and back cover. The end.

(please print this review out and put the paper between a front and back cardboard cover so it will look like a book).

Thank you for reading my book.

This book is a waste of money and would send it back if it didn't cost me postage. It's about 50 pages and real simpleton stuff about Jerry. I wish I didn't waste the $6.00 on it and originaly wanted to give it for a present but it looked so cheap it is sitting on my counter. It takes about an hr. to read the whole thing. I was under the impression it was a real book but it is more like a pamphlet.How Well Do You Know Jerry. . . and His Friends?: A Trivia Book

This book was perfect for my weekly get together of friends. This will be my stocking stuffer at Christmas. It is just the right size for fun without being overwhelming. We all know about Jerry and his friends, so too much of a book would be boring. This is just the right size to play trivia while on a car ride, party with friends etc. I loved it. Going to buy more. Price is just right too.

This book was smaller that I expected, less pages. It covered the show entirely but sadly we knew all the answers. Many good trivia questions for the novice. I wish it had more pictures and more detailed questions. All and all I think most would love the book as we did.

The book was enjoyed by the receiver who loves Seinfeld. It was a little thin and didn't seem like a substantial gift though. It's a nice addition for diehard fans, but it could have been better organized and executed.

This is a small book, almost like a phamplet as someone else stated. Easy to finish within an hour. I paid about $10 for the book and shipping, totally not worth that price. The book is thin and could've been shipped as first class. The book itself is only worth a few bucks. However, it is a cool Seinfeld quiz, just wish it were bigger.

"How Well Do You Know, Jerry and his Friend's?"
This was Great, It was a lot of fun. Any Fan of the "Seinfeld" Show will Love this. It's Well Worth the Money!
Judy Faust

What fun! This is a trivia book that swings from restaurant names to the nutty quirks of each of the characters from Elaine to Kramer to George...no craziness is short-changed. The free-wheeling--and occasionally sly--juxtapositions found on many pages just add to the mix. I'm more of a fan than ever!