Comments on: New York Book Signing

By: Hugo Pool Hilary!!!

Hugo Pool Hilary!!! — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 03:38:43 +0000

Miss Alyss,

Haven’t spoken to you in forever, would love to catch up .
Best Wishes,Peace, love and happiness to you too!
Hil

By: Senna

Senna — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 09:21:25 +0000

Hi,

Where are these books sold? I hope it’s not only for sale in the States.
I’m from Belgium and it’s my final year at school before i go to university or college. I have to read some English,French and Dutch books.
The books that we’ve got in our school library are quite childish. So I’m trying to get your book.

Just one small problem, I can’t find it anywhere in Belgium nor in England.

I’d like to read the book because it’s about sports and the connection between father and child while watching or performing a sport. I’m a hockey player, and my father died of cancer when I was 13 years old.
He came to all my games, we watched games together,…
We had a good connection.

If anyone could help me find this book, well thank you

Kind regards,

Senna

(P.S.: I’m sorry if my english “sucks” , I do try my best to learn the language)

By: Steven

Steven — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 09:52:19 +0000

Huge fan of your loved you on charmed i have not read your book but will have to check it been a avid baseball fan myself. Was also wondering what would be your recommendation on how to raise money for a local pound the one we have in are town just got shut down do to no funds any help will be welcomed

By: Doug Glanville

Doug Glanville — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 05:40:45 +0000

As a newly minted author (The Game from Where I Stand), I had the pleasure of playing nine years in the major leagues. Before my book was published, I took time to read every baseball book I could get my hands on. I chose Alyssa Milano’s Safe at Home in part because Joe Torre did the forward and he elected not to read my manuscript to provide a quote. Nevertheless, her book was a great read. I particularly loved her comparison of steroids to an actress who is desperate to stay young looking to preserve her career (and good looks). It was a brilliant chapter. So take it from a former player and author, she wrote an insightful book with realness and a tactiful expression of how women as avid sports fans get overlooked. I appreciate her efforts to wake up the world to the contribution of women in sport, a contribution that has existed since the dawn of any game.

If anyone sees her, please give her my best and let her know I am trying to get a copy of my book in her hands. For starters, I think this book is right up her alley but secondly, her support would be powerful especially since I hoped to have a book that is both appealing to men and women and judging from the response of my former teammates’ wives, I think it has worked out very well.

Doug Glanville (doug@dougglanville.com)

By: Rick

Rick — Tue, 25 May 2010 01:56:45 +0000

Is it just me here or what…Alyssa just gets better looking every year!!

By: Adrii

Adrii — Tue, 04 May 2010 00:30:10 +0000

i finshed reading the book it was great:) if you have time would you be able to e-mail me
thanx
adrii

By: craig

craig — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 22:12:49 +0000

Hey Alyssa, I heard your interview on Mark & Brian the other day and didn’t really know you were such a fan of baseball. One thing that hit me was the title of your book, Safe at Home. I have not read your book but from what I gathered it has a lot to do with the relationships that baseball can foster between a father and a child. In the interview you talked about the memories you had of baseball and your dad. I have recently found a musical artist named John McCutcheon and one of his current CD’s deals with the same subjects that your book seems to be about.
I’m just saying I think you might enjoy the music or lyrics ( it’s ballads and folk music). One of the cuts is just spoken word and called “Catch” you can find it on you-tube. The CD is called “Sermon on the Mound”. Check it out if you want. I’m kind of a KLOS Classic Rock fan so I had to listen to the CD a couple of times before I really appreciated it. However I do like the hammered dulcimer and he has a great rendition of the Star Spangled Banner on the CD
Craig

By: Leah

Leah — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 02:15:02 +0000

Hi Alyssa! You are such an inspiration to me and countless others! The best actress ever! I would love if u could “follow” me on Twitter…im new to this and need a lil help,lol,

By: John56yrsold

John56yrsold — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:41:34 +0000

Always liked you with Tony, then with Thom Calabro, and ultimately Charmed; you continually seemed more radiant. Now I’ve discovered that your outreach is far more substantial, dedicated and painstaking than that of a mere studio employee.

Congratulations on your endeavors. Yes, you’re cute, but that’s besides the point.

By: charlotte finnigan

charlotte finnigan — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 15:07:24 +0000

i am ahuge fan i get called mini phoebe by near enough eveyone that knows me i watch charmed eveyrday i have them all recoreded and i only cry wen phoebe does she is an insperational actress and i just wish one day i will have the pleasure of meetin her also i would love to read safe at home cuase i love baseball too