Led Zeppelin. Arguably the greatest band of all time. In my opinion, anyway, hence 'arguably'. They hold the record for the highest number of records sold worldwide (200 million) and also the largest crowd at a concert for a single act (over 56,000). See, I know my facts. But forget that. Forget whatever you've heard about them, forget drugs, groupies, whatever, forget everything except the music. The music is what it was all for. And the music speaks for itself. This book is basically just all I've got to say about them really. Facts, lists, preferences, discussions, pictures, quotes, whatever. If that interests you, then great. Read it. * Highest rating #133 in non-fiction.

The poor family of Poulousse owes a debt acquired by their father whom spent their money on unworldly drugs and the likes, before fleeing from the family he built. With their starving and penniless situation, they are utterly broke and puts each earning on the two million worth of debt. As his daughter, Helia Poulousse grows up, her mother is distraught and pushes her to visit the Juliver household, whom they hold the two million debt to, only to find out that the billionaire is dead. Although the debt has be given to none other but their son, Julian Juliver, who is the CEO of the DeJuliver Enterprise. And is in need of a wife. What would come of this, then?