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Why Is Daddy in a Dress? Asking Awkward Questions with Baby Animals
From the authors of the wickedly lovable "Grandma's Dead" comes a new book of postcards filled with precious baby animals asking life's most awkward questions.
Novelty, 88 pages
Published
August 18th 2009
by Harper Paperbacks
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I can’t believe I did it, but I did. Earlier today I read this book in Barnes & Noble without buying it. I was really nice to the pages. It doesn't look read.
I was going to give all of you Goodreaders who see this review a bunch of excuses like how long the line was due to back-to-school shoppers. (It was very long.) I even put back the book I was going to buy for my sister-in-law as well as the book I was going to buy for my friend’s daughter’s first birthday next month.
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I was going to give all of you Goodreaders who see this review a bunch of excuses like how long the line was due to back-to-school shoppers. (It was very long.) I even put back the book I was going to buy for my sister-in-law as well as the book I was going to buy for my friend’s daughter’s first birthday next month.
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sigh. they have done it again, so i have done it again. i cant write a review for this book, but i can write a review of my acquisitiveness, particularly when it involves the genetic splicing of cute with rude. i have been targeted: bossy bear, olivia, gloomy... its an industry geared at making my apartment smaller and smaller with stuff. i am the worst ascetic ever. can you be a monk with finger puppets? or cat-dolls with knives? is there somewhere i could thrive? doesnt matter. if they build i...more
dara
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Recommends it for:
disturbed individuals--the kind that I like
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The quality of cuteness is much improved in this second book. My only problem is that I want two copies of it--one to keep and one to completely destroy in order to mail disturbing postcards to my friends (and also a few complete strangers just to spice things up). The photos had enough "aww" factor to give the disturbing text the correct balance. I don't know of a better gift to loved ones than an adorable postcard asking "Is this herpes?"
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Jill
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I'll read this because I spent many a minute at the "New in Paperback" table reading "Grandma's Dead" laughing and snorting and holding back tears.
The book's funny, but it would be funnier if the pictures more closely matched the sayings they're paired with. Read it at work.
amazing. the best part is, the pages are all postcards. imagine the possibilities...
literary gold
books are ok, I guess
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