The Ultimate Book of World Of Lists, 2 volumes, written by Maximillien de Lafayette

Nov. 22, 2007 - PRLog -- The Ultimate Book of World Of Lists: The Best and worst people, ideas, talents and accomplishments of our time (2 Volumes, 1,480 pages) by Maximillien de Lafayette.

Unusual, explosive and the largest of its kind!

Thousands of names and hundreds of lists from the United States and around the world in 300 fields. An unusual and completely different approach to lists of all lists. A massive 1,480 pages in 2 volumes. It includes the most unconceivable, imaginable, and multi-varied choice of lists of people, ideas and events. Lists nobody ever thought about or tried to compile.

Large lists, ranging from people who are screwing up America, the best and worst politicians and leaders, the most outrageous celebrities to hilarious lists such the dumbest celebrities, stars and politicians quotes and behaviors, list of full-of-themselves famous people, the most hated and not to be trusted officials, femmes fatales, best pick-up joints, most influential people, scandalous online Instant Messages from politicians to their lovers, and powerful tycoons who are changing the course of our lives, every day!
However, the book remains authoritative in substance, since extensive biographies of the brightest minds and geniuses of our time are amply provided.
The book contains an international poll/survey conducted in 123 countries on percentage of people( in the United States and around the globe) who love and hate their boss, talking during intercourse,  women showing cleavage, tele-evangelists, Clinton, Nixon, Bush, Jay Leno, David Letterman, Oprah, Christians, Muslims, Jews. An amazing array of topics and statistics. On one side it academically authoritative and informative, and on the other hand, chocking and explosive.
But by all means, it provides an honest picture of the world we live in, and those who are shaping our lives. It is the largest book containing the most lists ever published. It is available on amazon.com

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