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Happy, Happy, Happy: My Life and Legacy as the Duck Commander by Phil Robertson, Mark Schlabach
4.0
Happy, Happy, Happy: My Life and Legacy as the Duck Commander by Phil Robertson and Mark Schlabach
4 stars
Oh, I liked this book!! Inspirational and real-Phil tells it like it is, the good bad and sometimes ugly of his life. From his hard scrabble upbringing to the multi-million dollar Duck Dynasty of today, Phil pulls no punches. Christian values, duck hunting and family are what make Phil happy, happy, happy and he goes into detail of how he grew up, met Miss Kay and raised heck then found the Lord and turned it all around. He was raised hard in rural Louisiana where the whole family pitched in to hunt, fish and work to support themselves. Phil tells of his college football years when he finally realized he liked ducks better than football, stepping aside so a guy named Terry Bradshaw could take over his spot on the team. Drinking, drugs, fights, it's all laid bare in this book. If you are a fan of the show or just want a darn good story then read this book. But be warned--when you finish reading you may want to hunt ducks and go to church both of which will make YOU happy, happy happy! 4 stars
4 stars
Oh, I liked this book!! Inspirational and real-Phil tells it like it is, the good bad and sometimes ugly of his life. From his hard scrabble upbringing to the multi-million dollar Duck Dynasty of today, Phil pulls no punches. Christian values, duck hunting and family are what make Phil happy, happy, happy and he goes into detail of how he grew up, met Miss Kay and raised heck then found the Lord and turned it all around. He was raised hard in rural Louisiana where the whole family pitched in to hunt, fish and work to support themselves. Phil tells of his college football years when he finally realized he liked ducks better than football, stepping aside so a guy named Terry Bradshaw could take over his spot on the team. Drinking, drugs, fights, it's all laid bare in this book. If you are a fan of the show or just want a darn good story then read this book. But be warned--when you finish reading you may want to hunt ducks and go to church both of which will make YOU happy, happy happy! 4 stars