21, Bringing Down the House by Ben Mezrich (2008, Paperback, Reprint)

best book i have ever read for haveing 300 sumthing pages. i coulnt put it down when i started and it got really intense im a few spots

The story is very well told and easy to read. I read it while in Las Vegas and finished it in 4 days. There are a few questions that are left unanswered, but overall it is a great easy book.

GoToPoolStuff.com enjoyed this book. As good as the movie. Made me want to play black jack again. Living close to MIT it fun reading of placing I have visited.

I really enjoyed this book. I saw the movie 21, not knowing it was based on actual events and that made me want to read the book. The book was SO much better. I couldn't put it down.

I loved this book.It has a ton of action and an amazing plot.once you pick up this book, you will never be able to put it down.

Perhaps i ran with this title in the wrong order: perhaps if i read the book before i saw the movie it would have been more gripping. As it was, the characters in the book were flat, the 'protagonist' about whom this book revolves is drab, and the story itself is (rather remarkable considering it's Vegas) boring. The characters created for the film (which the film, incidentally, takes repeated, remarkable liberties with the book's storyline) are more substantiative, and certainly more like- and unlikeable. It really isn't often a movie is better than the book on which it's based. This is inarguably one of those times.

A two to three-day book ... and you'll leave it no more entertained, educated or awed than when you started.

I enjoyed the book, I have seen the movie but the book awas quite different.
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I love to go to Vegas so that is why I bought the book , didin't learn any way to beat the house but it was fun.
Ann Marie