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Extra Grumpy Trumpy: A Parody of Power and Pouting
Extra Grumpy Trumpy is the sequel to Grumpy Trumpy no one asked for, but everyone deserves—and let’s just say, the material kept coming. Inspired by more recent events and the ever-growing absurdity of the political landscape, this book practically wrote itself. The hardest part? Deciding what not to include.
Built on the playful repetition and escalating silliness of The Wonky Donkey (but not written by or endorsed by its authors), this sing-songy satire turns chaos into catharsis. It’s packed with clever wordplay and poetic protest for grown-ups who laugh through the madness and rhyme through the rage.
It’s for readers who believe storytelling can be silly, sharp, and subversive all at once. It’s also a playful stand for free expression, a reminder that the First Amendment still matters—and we’re using it with heart, wit, and a healthy dose of rhyme.
If you think Donald Trump is the hero of this tale, you’re about to meet a very different kind of grumpy. This is parody, not praise.
A portion of proceeds supports the International Rescue Committee (IRC), helping communities affected by conflict and crisis. Because satire should speak up—and give back.
Built on the playful repetition and escalating silliness of The Wonky Donkey (but not written by or endorsed by its authors), this sing-songy satire turns chaos into catharsis. It’s packed with clever wordplay and poetic protest for grown-ups who laugh through the madness and rhyme through the rage.
It’s for readers who believe storytelling can be silly, sharp, and subversive all at once. It’s also a playful stand for free expression, a reminder that the First Amendment still matters—and we’re using it with heart, wit, and a healthy dose of rhyme.
If you think Donald Trump is the hero of this tale, you’re about to meet a very different kind of grumpy. This is parody, not praise.
A portion of proceeds supports the International Rescue Committee (IRC), helping communities affected by conflict and crisis. Because satire should speak up—and give back.
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Published October 27, 2025
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