The Brady Bunch Book

by Andy Edelstein, Frank Lovece, Florence Henderson (Foreword)

Here's the story of a lovely lady....Well, you know how it goes, especially if you're a nostalgia-loving baby-boomer who grew up with the Bradys! This is the definitive book on America's #1 TV family--complete with star biographies, episode summaries, and trivia quizzes.

Genres: Tv, Nonfiction

268 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1990

Reviews

[Georgia · Rating 5 out of 5]

Growing up, I was a massive fan of Brady brunch so when I saw this book in an op shop, I knew I had to get it straight away. This book was great. I learnt some things I had no idea about. I really liked how they broke down every single episode which was quite interesting. I also really liked how they did a little spiel on each actor/actress

[Wade · Rating 2 out of 5]

Love the show, not this book. You can taste the sarcasm right from the first page. How could anyone badmouth the Brady Bunch? The book is repetitive but still informative to use as an episode guide. Ignore the f bomb the author hits us with.

[Vincenzo Ridente · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very informative book about the tv series The Brady Bunch includes tons of photos,cast biographies and episode guide this is the perfect book for the Brady fan

[Sarah · Rating 3 out of 5]

Yes, I'm ashamed to say I was a fan of the sugar-coated, fashion faux-pas bunch. Though the show debuted several years prior to my birth due to the wonder of syndication I was fortunate enough to occasionally catch a rerun now and then. Granted, the show is so unrealistic it is laughable but, at the time, there was something so comforting about the Brady world. A land where siblings showed interest in each other, kids at school rarely exhibited cruelty (except for that dreadful Buddy Hinton),and everything worked out in less than 23 minutes. Of course, there was also my long-standing crush on one Bobby Brady - what was I thinking - who vied for my heart opposite Nicholas Bradford (a.k.a. Adam Rich of Eight is Enough). I longed for the simplicity of life in the Brady household where, I was certain, I could live worry-free. The only price to pay was a hideous collection of bell-bottoms, turtleneck shirts, and a haircut sure to make any gay man cry. This book is a cornucopia of information including cast biographies and behind-the-scenes gossip regarding the making of the show. The authors are not shy about poking fun at the series and their tongue-in-cheek synopsises of each episode make for a guilty pleasure.

[Debbie · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm a huge Brady Bunch Fan. I can sit down n watch them over n over n over. I ordered this book several years ago. I have used it as a reference. I finally read all the episodes/guest stars. I Love this show. I also have used specific episodes as examples in real life situations. I will never get enough Brady. I even own their music CD..

[jacky · Rating 3 out of 5]

We somehow wound up with this book in our house. One summer I would watch all the reruns and read about them in this book. While I don't think I would find it very interesting now, I enjoyed it at the time.