Walk on the Wild Side

by Dennis Rodman and Michael Silver

Book Overview

The shoot-from-the-lip basketball superstar is back and badder than ever in his inimitable 'guide to living' - as outrageous and inflammatory as the day-glo rebounder himself - a jolting, original,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0385318979
• ISBN13: 9780385318976
• Release Date: April 1997
• Publisher: Delacorte Press
• Length: 261 Pages
• Weight: 0.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 6.4" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

This book was soooo good!

Dennis Rodman's Walk on the Wild Side is such a good book to read. While his first book was the all about him growing up and making it to the NBA, Walk On the Wild Side is his life after making it to the NBA and all the crazy things he's done and been through. A DEFINITE must read.

Just as awesome as the first one!!!!

Walk on the Wild Side is just as awesome as the first book. When you finish it, you feel as if you'd been inside Dennis Rodman's soul. I love it because it's cool and it's much sexier than Bad As I Wanna Be!!!!

THE BEST BOOK I EVER READ

THIS BOOK WAS AMAZING. DENNIS TALKED IN MUCH DETAIL ABOUT HIS PERSONAL LIFE. I HAVE NEVER READ ANOTHER BOOK LIKE THIS IN MY LIFE. DENNIS ALSO TOLD ABOUT HIS RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER BASKETBALL PLAYERS. THIS BOOK WAS GREAT AND I RECOMEND IT TO EVEYONE ESPECIALLY SPORT LOVERS.

AN AMAZING THRILL

This book was amazing. One could never put this down. Dennis described everythingin great detail. I think anyone who likes this book would read it and a lot of people that are into sports would like this book. It was the best book i have ever read.

Dennis Rodman IS human under all that drag.

I think that Dennis Rodman is a very misunderstood individual. The lifestyle in which he was raised left him with no strong male role models. His lack of a role model left him alone to sort life out for himself. The point where he discusses his spirtuality brings out a whole new side of Rodman that leaves him vulnerable like never before. His constant references to his daughter can lead the reader to believe that under all of the tattoos and colored hair, Dennis Rodman is a loving and caring father.