originally published November, 2003 by EntertainmentWatch.Net

E-commerce leader Amazon.com is offering a free holiday shipping program through its Canadian division for popular titles including "My Fractured Life" by Rikki Lee Travolta.

NOVEMBER 22, 2003 (CANADA) Amazon.ca, the Canadian-based fulfillment center of international e-commerce leader Amazon.com, is offering a Holiday Shipping Offer on the book "My Fractured Life" by Rikki Lee Travolta. Shipping of the book is free with guaranteed arrival by December 24, enforcing the endorsement of "My Fractured Life" as a Christmas and Chanukah gift.

In an Amazon.com review, Barbara Horner specifically endorses the Travolta novel as a yuletide present, stating "My Fractured Life is easily one of the best books of the season. Add it to The Five People You Meet in Heaven and Vernon God Little as surefire stocking stuffers."

The book details the inspirational world of not-yet-successful actors struggling for survival in a normally unseen layer beneath the glamorous society of Hollywood's elite.

Travolta's "My Fractured Life" moved into the Top 10 Featured Entertainer Biographies ranked by Amazon.com, as of November 18, 2003.

Travolta has defined the title role in "Tony n' Tina's Wedding" in cities around the world, making it the longest running stage comedy in history. He is one of the most famous guest stars in the history of Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat." Other worldwide alumni include Donny Osmond, Sam Harris, Michael Damien, and Stephen Gately of Pop music's Boyzone fame.

In 2002 Travolta became the first member of his family to star in the lead role of Danny Zuko in "Grease" in over 25 years. His appearance raised money to fund fine arts programs for underprivileged youths.

Amazon.com offers Travolta's "My Fractured Life" to International audiences through www.Amazon.ca (Canada), www. Amazon.com (United States), www.Amazon.co.uk (United Kingdom), www.Amazom.de (Germany), www.Amazon.fr (France), and www.Amazon.co.jp (Japan).