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Julie | 2/5/2014
" Good tongue-in-cheek fun. "
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Miss | 2/4/2014
" Hilarious. Timely. Satire. "
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Melissa | 1/29/2014
" A interesting new take to childhood stories. politically correct "
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Harle | 1/26/2014
" A good sequel to Politically Correct Bedtime Stories! The stories aren't quite as exciting, but still very politically correct. (Slightly more so then the first!) "
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Stacy | 1/25/2014
" Not as good as the first book, but still an entertaining read nonetheless. You never know what Garner is going to change about the fairy tales you grew up with and know. "
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Kaethe | 1/24/2014
" I'd say that I find these quite amusing, but you wouldn't believe me, because we all know that feminists are humorless. "
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Chelsie | 1/13/2014
" A continuation of stories to delight everyone who loved the first series of stories! It is a quick read(maximum an hour, and completely delightful! I especially loved 'A politically correct alphabet'..it made me laugh so hard I started crying! "
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♆ | 12/31/2013
" This second one wasn't as good but still an amusing read. I'm glad I borrowed it from the library. I like the perspective Mr. Garner uses for his dry humour. "
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Mrs. | 12/4/2013
" Really liked the tongue-in-cheek renditions of classic stories. "
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Kimberly | 10/29/2013
" The book was amusing but nothing terribly exciting. "
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Letitia | 10/5/2013
" For those who enjoy the bittersweet taste of sardonic laughter inspired by tongue-in-cheek satire as much as I do, I highly recommend the humorous and weirdly insightful vignettes of James Finn Garner. "
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Elizabeth | 8/8/2013
" Hilarious twist on the old classic fairy tales we grew up on. I absolutely loved it! "
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Chip | 1/1/2013
" Short, funny, ultra-liberal fairy tails. "
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Sarah | 12/13/2012
" Short, but great read with full attention. I hear that there are more as well . . . "
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Sharper1 | 7/4/2012
" Dunno why, I just get a kick outta these. "
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Collin | 6/1/2012
" This was a pretty funny little collection of fairytales, written as to be more politically correct. Of course the stories end up ridiculously twisted and make you long for dopey princesses and full-of-it princes, but that's the charm. My favorite was the retelling of Sleeping Beauty. "
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Yvensong | 4/17/2012
" Maybe too much of a good thing really is too much. I enjoyed these stories but not quite as much as I enjoyed the first book. The stories contain the same over-the-top politically correct language, which is tremendously fun. "
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Faithann | 4/16/2012
" Same as the first one written by James Finn Garner, only the stories in this one where a little longer than the average one from the other book. "
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Karla | 2/26/2012
" These are fairy tales intended to make you laugh. Some were fairly odd but the humorous twists did create laughter. "
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Ben | 1/22/2012
" A look at the biased viewpoints through the retelling of well-known tales as the "the Princess and the Pea, & " The Tortoise and the Hare" and etc. very interesting view points on some of our favorite bed time stories. "
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Marina | 12/2/2011
" This book literally gave me a headache. It is a short book, only 84 pages. The content felt more like 840 pages. You need a dictionary just to get the just of it. "
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Stephanie | 11/6/2011
" I found that it wasn't as funny as the first book. But I still enjoyed reading it. "
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Linda | 10/12/2011
" One of my favorite books of all time ...so very tongue in cheek and spot on about all the "political correctness" of our times. "
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Jessica | 6/23/2011
" Another good, really quick read from the author of politically correct bedtime stories. Very entertaining and humorous in the way that it pokes fun at all those in our society who would make mountains out of molehills. "
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Devilyn | 4/20/2011
" Short but a really good read. Political correctness makes for some odd sounding, humorous bed-time stories.
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Mrs. | 1/1/2011
" Really liked the tongue-in-cheek renditions of classic stories.
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Yvensong | 3/4/2010
" Maybe too much of a good thing really is too much. I enjoyed these stories but not quite as much as I enjoyed the first book. The stories contain the same over-the-top politically correct language, which is tremendously fun.
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Mischelle | 12/3/2009
" This second book is a trip! I like the story of Puss in Boots. Reads like the story of how our president won last year.
The Political Correct Alphabet was funny too!
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Kaethe | 11/2/2009
" I'd say that I find these quite amusing, but you wouldn't believe me, because we all know that feminists are humorless.
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miaaa | 8/12/2009
" Ya ampuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun makin garing ajah tapi tetep seru!
My fave: The Little Mer-Persun
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Letitia | 6/16/2009
" For those who enjoy the bittersweet taste of sardonic laughter inspired by tongue-in-cheek satire as much as I do, I highly recommend the humorous and weirdly insightful vignettes of James Finn Garner.
"
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Chelsie | 3/23/2009
" A continuation of stories to delight everyone who loved the first series of stories! It is a quick read(maximum an hour, and completely delightful! I especially loved 'A politically correct alphabet'..it made me laugh so hard I started crying!
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Kevin | 3/19/2009
" The politicsly correct version of all your favorite fairy tales. Quite funny.
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Ben | 2/17/2009
" A look at the biased viewpoints through the retelling of well-known tales as the "the Princess and the Pea, & " The Tortoise and the Hare" and etc. very interesting view points on some of our favorite bed time stories.
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Sarah | 2/6/2009
" Short, but great read with full attention. I hear that there are more as well . . .
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