Thread: Hockey books

I am looking for a good book to read about of course the sport we all love hockey. I wanted to get some suggestions please. I saw their are books about Gretzky and la kings called hockeywood, or A Season of Loss, a Lifetime of Forgiveness: The Dan Snyder and Dany Heatley Story.
and the list can go on. Just wanted to know what books that might be good to read.

Home Ice by Jack Falla is a good collection of essays
There's a bunch of others I'll go look on my shelf

I couldnt put down The Lost Dream :story of Mike Danton... highly suggest it, but it is very disturbing. If you dont remember, Mike Danton was a player for St Louis who got caught trying to hire a hit man to kill his agent/ex-coach. The story behind it is pretty amazing...

Here's one I read several years go that is relevant.

Amazon.com: Six Shooters: Hockey's Sutter Brothers (9780138126032): Dean Spiros: Books

"Playing With Fire" by Theo Fluery is pretty good. I hated him a lot less after reading it. Also, Probert's autobiography was pretty good.

I am trying to find a copy of that book, sounds like a good one to read. Where did you buy it? Says only amazon Canada has it for sale. Nothing came up for Barnes and noble or even eBay.

I saw reviews for playing with fire and the tough guy bob probert, by any chance would you recommend one over the other?

Both are good. I bought mine on Kindle.

I prefer "Playing With Fire" because I loved Fluery as a player but hated him as a person. I wanted some insight into his personality, and this book gives it. "Tough Guy" also shows Bob Probert as a person, but there was nothing too revealing about him in his book.