books by Mick Foley (hardcore scooter wrescal)

books by Mick Foley

books:

18 reviews
Terry Funk

Sports Publishing, 2006

a rare great read
Right up there with Foley's first book, Terry Funk's autobiography is respectful, honest, and straightforward. Great anecdotes, along with some genuinely reasoned essays on what has gone both right and wrong with wrestling over the years. A must-read for any wrestling fan.

Mick Foley's Halloween Hijinx

4 reviews
Mick Foley, Jill Thompson

HarperCollins, 2001

The True Meaning of Halloween - Candy!
Mick Foley has once again written an instant children's classic. He uses his witty humor and rhymes to produce a wonderfully written halloween book for children of all ages. It is a must read for any fans of his writing and comes highly recommended.

Mick Foley's Christmas Chaos

23 reviews
Mick Foley

HarperCollins Entertainment, 2000

What a timeless classic!
if you're a fan of Foley, or the WWF attitude era, you'll LOVE this book! Illustrated by Jerry The King Lawler, this is Mick's 1st children's book! a GREAT XMAS GIFT FOR ANY WRESTLING FAN! A GREAT COFFETABLE CONVERSTAION STARTER! Kids and adults alike LOVE reading this book when they come over my house in the holiday months! Also check out "Mick Foley's Halloween Hijinx"!

Foley is Good: And the Real World is Faker Than Wrestling

140 reviews
Mick Foley

HarperEntertainment, 2002

Foley continues his ranting, raving, and charming storytelling
With the massive success of "Have a Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks" it seemed unlikely that a wrestler/entertainer would put out another autobiography only a year after the first. Having told all in the last 800 pages or so, what new could he possibly tell us in another 500? With the pace pro wrestling moves, an assload, and not only that, but with his personal life as well. Much ...

FOLEY IS GOOD
MICK FOLEY

HARPERCOLLINSWILLOW, 2001

Tietam Brown

49 reviews
Mick Foley

Jonathan Cape Ltd, 2003

loved the book.
Loved this book!!! Thought it transitioned nicely between funny and a light hearted read to dark and disturbing. You root for the title character and can't believe the bad luck that keeps getting in his life.

Hardcore Diaries

46 reviews

WWEB, 2007

One of the best wrestling books, ever!
I love reading wrestling books to gain insight into a business that so little is known backstage. Mick Foley has always given one of the more honest insights, also more down to earth. This one chronicles his journey to ECW's One Night Stand and all the bumps in the road to. Some of the stories he shares with us really touch me when he talks about burn victims and children's hospitals, to his ...

" Have A Nice Day "

687 reviews
Mick Foley

HarperCollins, 2000

Mankind
Both of my sons and my husband enjoyed this book. A lot of fun to read.

Scooter

7 reviews
Mick Foley

Vintage, 2006

Out of nowhere?
I had a friend who really liked Mick Foley, so I read "Have a Nice Day". I thought for what it was it was well written. It was filled with a lot of referential humor that it took a little Googleing to understand but it was a sweet well written journey into the world of wrestling. After that I kept up reading his books, (but not the children's books) and of course read Tietam Brown. I thought ...

Tales from Wrescal Lane

6 reviews
Mick Foley, Jill Thompson

Amazon Remainders Account, 2004

Good for what it is.
I have to say that I really enjoy Mick Foley's children books. I have gotten both the Halloween and the Christmas books and have made reading these books an annual holiday tradition. These books are whimsical and above all try to teach a moral lesson. One thing that does need to be addressed is the need to continue to bring these books up to date as the WWE roster changes. Wrestling fans have ...