Looks at the lives of one hundred child stars who came of age in Hollywood during the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, revealing what has happened to them since their early--often fleeting--brush with fame and fortune.

People: Child Stars: Then & Now

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The 80's: If we remember correctly, they happened somewhere between disco and grunge, after platform shoes but before Friends. President Ronald Reagan sat in the Oval Office; Sixteen Candles and Raiders of the Lost Ark played at the multiplex; and, on the small screen, the invention of MTV meant that image, more than ever, could make a star. This was good news for Madonna, Duran Duran and Boy George and great news for A Flock of Seagulls. PEOPLE Celebrate the 80's takes you on a trip down memory lane with the stars, fads and moments you'll never forget.

People: Celebrate the 80's

From the pages of People magazine comes a collection of vivid commentary and more than two hundred photographs that profile the most interesting people of 2008, including romantic couples, celebrities, and newsmakers, as well as listings of the Best &amp; Worst Dressed, Most Beautiful, and Most Intriguing individuals of the year.

People: Yearbook 2009

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Text and before-and-after photographs present how more than fifty celebrities of all types have changed over the years by growing up, growing old, gaining and losing weight, and having plastic surgery.

PEOPLE Celebrity Transformations

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Light up your lava lamp, grab your double-knit flares and get ready to hustle: In the wake of the hits CELEBRATE THE '80s and CELEBRATE THE '90s, PEOPLE harks back to the last decade with a personality. Disco! Pet Rocks! Charlies Angels! Also: The Bee Gees, Donna Summer, Jordache jeans, Margaret Thatcher, Yoda, Rocky, ABBA, jiggle, mood rings, and Mork! A fun reminder for those who were there, and, perhaps, a cautionary tale for their children. (Kids: Two-tone wingtip platform shoes are NOT A GOOD LOOK!)

People Celebrate the'70s!: Stars, Fads and Fashions from an Amazing Decade

Presents the life of the iconic movie star, detailing his fifty-year film career and his involvement in philanthropic and political causes.

People: Paul Newman (People Tribute the Life of a Movie Legend)

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People Elizabeth Taylor 1932-2011

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A book with more than 200 sensational photos looks at the past year in entertainment's tragedies and triumphs, heartaches and heart-throbs, celebrities and sweethearts and newsmakers and newcomers and features the Best and Worst Dressed, Most Beautiful and Most Intriguing lists from the popular magazine.

People Yearbook 2010

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Here's an astonishing fact: In 1977, when Elvis Presley died suddenly, People did not put him on the cover. In fact, we didn't even run a story: His death was mentioned, in one paragraph, on page 60. We didn't mean any disrespect to the King---far from it. It's just that, at the time, People was young, only three years old, and we were learning new lessons every week. We downplayed Elvis's passing because, we feared, any story about death---even that of a beloved celebrity---was too macabre a subject for the cover. We were, of course, completely, obviously, demonstrably, 100-percent wrong. Over time we learned that, when someone famous dies, readers wanted the news, a recounting of the life they often had followed for years, and, not least, a memento. Farewell cover stories, beginning with John Lennon in 1980, have, over the decades, become some of the bestselling issues in People's history. An earlier People book, Gone Too Soon, about famous people who died young, also proved popular with readers. People: Great Lives Remembered looks back at 55 celebrity tributes from the magazine's first 36 years. From Jackie Kennedy and Princess Diana to Audrey Hepburn, Frank Sinatra. Ronald Reagan, Johnny Carson, Paul Newman, Michael Jackson, John Belushi and more, they entertained, inspired or simply kept us watching. To be reminded how and why---or to learn how and why---turn the page.

PEOPLE Great Lives Remembered: 55 Stars, Heroes and Icons America Loved

PEOPLE is about people - except when it's about pets. PEOPLE's Best Pet and Animal Stories brings 35 years of great pet and animal stories and one-of-a kind pictures together in one book. The book will feature chapters on celebrities and their pets; hero pets; strange friends; unusual pets (the buffalo in the living room, the giraffe in the backyard); and I -can't-believe-they-do-that pets (who can forget Bert, the skydiving dachshund?). If you like pets, own a pet or, perhaps, even are a pet, this is the book for you. Caution: may cause even hardened cynics to smile.

People Amazing Pets!: Hero dogs, crazy cats and awwww-inspiring animal stories from the pages of People!

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