One Size Doesn't Fit All Hardcover – July 12, 1988 by John Madden
 
Focuses on the world in a series of anecdotal essays ranging from sports to spas, politicians to poker, and offering observations on television, fashion, celebrities, and more
 
From Publishers Weekly
This is the third collaboration between Madden, TV football analyst and ex-NFL coach, and New York Times sports columnist Anderson, following Hey, Wait a Minute! and One Knee Equals Two Feet. In this self-portrait Madden himself bears out his contention that one size doesn't fit all, i.e., that each of us is unique. He is revealed as delightfully unique as we read about crosscountry travels on his bus (he dislikes flying), the people he meets, his passion for Mexican food (always go to the worst part of town for the best restaurant, he advises), his reasons for leaving his shoelaces untied. He also tackles such subjects as raising children and handling athletes. Madden proves himself to be a down-to-earth, take-me-or-leave-me guy, and it will be the rare reader who won't want to take him.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
 
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