Rhett & Link's Book of Mythicality: A Field Guide to Curiosity, Creativity, and Tomfoolery

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My 8-yr-old son put this book on his Christmas list. Is it kid-appropriate?
Kiara Kalmey In my opinion, no. There are a few jokes that probably aren't appropriate for an 8-year-old boy. …moreIn my opinion, no. There are a few jokes that probably aren't appropriate for an 8-year-old boy. (less)
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I've not seen any of their episodes. Would I still enjoy the book?
Liz You might or might not. This book is fairly personal because they are basing each chapter on their own life and history. Watching some of their stuff …moreYou might or might not. This book is fairly personal because they are basing each chapter on their own life and history. Watching some of their stuff would give you an idea if you think they are funny (and would also enjoy their book). (less)
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does this book include a will it...? guide for actually cooking the stuff that will
Casey Dergis No, but it does reference the Will It...? series and has a few pages about different foods in history that were like early Will It...? experiments. Ho…moreNo, but it does reference the Will It...? series and has a few pages about different foods in history that were like early Will It...? experiments. Hope this helps.(less)
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I haven't seen any of their episodes. Would I still enjoy the book?
Carleen I think so.. and after reading the book you might want to start watching GMM
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