Ricardo Montalban Books

I very highly recommend this auto-biography written by actor Ricardo Montalban. It is a great book for any fan of his. It was so interesting I couldn't put it down. It deserves as many stars as it can get. Read it and you wont be disappointed. He is an actor that was true to his Catholic faith through it all, and is a great father and husband His life is really a wonderful example for anyone. I'd give it ten stars if I could.

i ve seen Ricardo Montalban starring in various movies and i loved him alot. reading this book i became acquainted with other aspects of his personality ,and this made me even more enthusiastic abaut him. Ricardo is my choise for the most attracting Man in the world.

I was lucky to recently get a copy of "Reflections: A Life in Two Worlds," co-written by Ricardo Montalban and Bob Thomas. Once received, I could not put it down and read it in one session. Ricardo's gentleness and sincerity reflected in his various movies and television shows seemed to be verified in the book. So is his serious side. He writes the book with great honesty, at times making fun of himself and his relationship with his wife and children. At moments I cried along with him, but more so I laughed along with him. I walked away with the feeling that when I closed the book, I knew the total man, but a question remained. Why did Ricardo not call it "Reflections: A Life in Many Worlds"? He seemed to have gone through many and conquered each to grow into the fantastic man one could only admire. Throughout the book, he showed great interest in his fellow man, no matter if it is a fellow actor or a person he just met. The book made me reflect on my own life and the many worlds I had to go through and adapt to. I will try to get a second book, if possible, to make it a Christmas gift to a friend of mine who has lived in the two worlds Ricardo Montalban so sincerely describes.

Every judiciary interpreter and translator (English-Spanish) should have this reference book. It conveys the most important features of the American Legal System in Spanish and English. Because the language is nontechnical is an excellent introduction for language professionals seeking specialization in legal translations.

The Law and Your Legal Rights should be part of every Hispanic family's personal library. The book provides an easy to understand guide to the rights and responsibilities of all U.S. residents. Its explanation of the U.S. court systems is clear and concise, as well as its narrative of immigration and labor laws. The book's ability to "speak" in two languages--English and Spanish-- is one of its best features since it will help imigrants to obtain a basic understanding of their obligations and rights. Jess Araujo, Esq., has provided the Spanish speaking American with a valuable tool. The book should be read by all American students in middle school and/or high school.