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Title: The Original Map to the Stars' Bones by Grave Concerns (Firm), Steven Okin, Robert Oechsner ISBN: 0-9660025-0-4 Publisher: Grave Concerns Ltd Format: Mass Market Paperback List Price(USD): $9.98

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: A bit morbid - but also fascinating and highly useful!
Comment: This is a very professionally produced map -- not like those lame "Map To The Stars' Homes" that are sold on street corners throughout the Hollywood and Beverly Hills area. So many people like to visit the gravesite of a beloved star when they're in L.A., but where to go? How to find it? Would YOU know where to find Marilyn Monroe's grave? Or Rudolph Valentino's? This map pin-points the exact location of the final resting place of hundreds of stars. It's amazing how much info. they packed onto two sides of this map (7 cemeteries in all), and yet were able to keep it clean and readable! Talk about a great gift idea or stocking stuffer. Don't go to L.A. without it!

Rating: 4
Summary: Why hasn¿t this been done before? It¿s funny and accurate!
Comment: My husband and I bought a copy of The Map to the Stars' Bones when we went to Los Angeles on vacation. First, we bought the map to the stars homes and spent an afternoon driving around Beverly Hills looking at houses the stars moved out of 30 years ago (not very exciting..). The map to the Stars Bones was an entirely different experience. We both love old movies. I can't easily explain the feeling we had when we came across the graves of the actual stars. This is something I never thought I'd do, but I'm so glad we did. When you see their actual gravesites, you realize what they've meant to you - in some cases almost like family. As we came across each person, we talked about our favorite movies, where we saw them and who we were with. It was an incredible and very "hollywood" experience. The map had great info on each person, and was simple to follow. I really recommend it for anyone going to Los Angeles or anyone interested in old Hollywood.