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In today’s hurried society, taking a moment to thank someone for their friendship is special and deserving a shout out. It’s really cool for William Shatner to take time and pen “Leonard, My Fifty-Year Friendship With A Remarkable Man.” Shatner was very kind to me when I was a rookie journalist and I will never forget that!
I’m sure Shatner’s recollections will be of interest to everyone and not just Star Trek fans as they’re peppered with wit and humor. Nimoy was a complex man and talent but seems to be mainly remembered as Mr. Spock. He was a seasoned actor, a noted film director and an accomplished photographer. It’s not surprising that Nimoy called both his autobiographies, I Am Not Spock to try and shed a light on the other aspects of his life. But, like in 1988 when an asteroid was named 4864 Nimoy in his honor, hopefully this book will pay a tribute to the Man behind Mr. Spock not just the actor!
Despite what was written and said about Shatner and Nimoy and their friendships or feuds, this book is a beautiful tribute! And, it’s refreshing for one of them to thank and appreciate the other. They are both legends of film and television, and it’s wonderful for such a positive imprint to be left in publishing. There are no misunderstandings to be had, the title says it all! It’s about the fifty year friendship of a remarkable man!
And, here’s wishing for “Leonard” to climb to bestseller!
About Randa Handler
Randa Handler is an international journalist and publisher. In 2003, her publishing efforts launched an educational series of children’s books with Miss America 2000, Claire’s Adventures, still being used as ‘lesson plans’ by elementary school teachers. She has released eight children’s books to instill in kids an appreciation of differences. Cubbie Blue and His Dog Dot (Book One), What’s Up with Mike? (Book Two), and, I See You (Book three) a fantastical series populated with multi-ethnic characters. The Thanksgiving Dinner Platter, a fun book that explains why Thanksgiving is more than Turkey Day and introduces a similar celebration in Japan; If I Were King, is a fun animal tale about a feisty zebra trying to find her turf. Flag Day Camping, explaining how and why we honor our soldiers and Takari’s Missing BearCub, helping kids to lessen their carbon footprints. Handler in, Boy Who Spoke to God, attempts to open dialogue about different religions with early readers using a fairy tale setting and multicultural characters.Latest Posts By Randa Handler
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