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Title: Life Lessons from Xena, Warrior Princess: A Guide to Happiness, Success, and Body Armor by Chris Kreski ISBN: 0-8362-7144-0 Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing Pub. Date: September, 1998 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $39.80

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Average Customer Rating: 4.11 (9 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Awesome!
Comment: A must have for ANY xenite, includes humorus quotations about Gabrielle, Xena and the fun side of life and such! Here's an example:

Copper breastplates intiminate. Thigh High boots convey power. Weapons are always appropirate accessories. Dress codes are not taken lightly.

Speak softly,but carry a big stick, and a big sabre, knife, a singing sword, a mace, and a shield, and a lasso..and a killer frisbee..and....

Consider: Gabrielle is beautiful. Gabrielle is almost entirely incomptent. Gabrielle's latest performance review was unbelivably positive.
Conclusion: Gabrielle continues to require my close, personal and hands on supervision,

Rating: 4
Summary: Read with an open mind.
Comment: If you have a sense of humor, you will enjoy this book. If you don't you will hate it. It is totally tounge in cheek and meant to be that way. Don't take it seriously, you're not supposed to. Personally I found the book hilarious, course I am naturally crazy. To judge whether or not you will like it; if you like the humorous episodes of Xena, then you will enjoy it. It has the same humor and one liners as they use on the show. Thanks for listening and Battle On my friends!

Rating: 2
Summary: Very Disappointed.
Comment: I love books and I'm not often let down by them. And yes, the book is mostly funny and quite witty in many places. But its definitely not worth the money I paid for it. I was so disappointed with it when it arrived. Lot's of hype, no substance, its as if the author was aiming for maximum profit with minimum effort. Twenty pages would have been more than enough for a book of this size and some of the quips became annoyingly redundant nearer the end. I love Xena, but I hate being ripped off. Maybe my expectations were too high. Wait to get it on clearance. Or borrow it from a friend. You'll feel better about yourself.