Great Lies to Tell Small Kids

by Andy Riley | Humor |
ISBN: 0340834056 Global Overview for this book
Registered by laura0141 of Glasgow, Scotland United Kingdom on 1/8/2006
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Journal Entry 1 by laura0141 from Glasgow, Scotland United Kingdom on Sunday, January 8, 2006
The Back of the Book

'Hilarious, heart-warming and ever so sweetly mean' Simon Pegg

Journal Entry 2 by laura0141 from Glasgow, Scotland United Kingdom on Sunday, January 15, 2006
Offered as BookRing

Journal Entry 3 by laura0141 from Glasgow, Scotland United Kingdom on Sunday, January 15, 2006
BookRing:

wilksie - UK - Intl
silverstarry - USA - USA
randomelement - USA - Intl
laura0141 - UK - ENDS

Journal Entry 4 by laura0141 from Glasgow, Scotland United Kingdom on Monday, January 23, 2006
On way to wilksie

Journal Entry 5 by wilksie from Sheffield, South Yorkshire United Kingdom on Saturday, March 18, 2006
Arrived this morning. Thank you laura0141 :-)

Journal Entry 6 by wilksie from Sheffield, South Yorkshire United Kingdom on Tuesday, March 21, 2006
A funny book to read on a dark spring day :-) Some were very funny – I liked the eggs talking to each other in the dark of the fridge and the parachute wearing birds. But I think there is a mistake with ‘We’ll have fun all week at the caravan park’. Surely this is a lie told by kids to their parents, not the other way round?

Sending on to silverstarry in the USA.

Journal Entry 7 by silverstarry from Berkeley, California USA on Monday, March 27, 2006
Just received this in the mail today - can't wait to read it!

Journal Entry 8 by silverstarry from Berkeley, California USA on Wednesday, March 29, 2006
What a fun book! Some of my favorites:

Rain is Jesus' wee-wee.

Put a slice of ham in the DVD player and it will play a short film about pigs.

Slugs are just snails who've been mugged by other snails.

If you stick your hand down the toilet, it comes out of a toilet in China. Try waving.

If you ring the number of a house where you used to live, you can talk to THE PAST VERSION OF YOURSELF. Never tell THE PAST VERSION OF YOURSELF who is calling. Note: anyone who rings you and says, "Sorry, wrong number," is almost certainly you from the future.

When I had to babysit my youngest sister and her friends after school, I would invent things like the Tree Game to keep them quiet. The Tree Game required them to pretend they were trees (meaning the first one who giggled lost), so I appreciated the following becaue I can picture kids trying these suggestions:

If you grab the edge of your chair and pull as hard as you can, you'll life yourself into the air.

They say no two snowflakes are the same, but who's ever checked? I'll give you a hundred pounds if you find me a matching pair.

Thanks so much to laura0141 for sharing this book!

Journal Entry 9 by silverstarry from Berkeley, California USA on Wednesday, April 5, 2006
Mailed to randomelement today!

DC# 0304 1070 0002 4159 6514

Per USPS.com, book was delivered 4/17/06.

Journal Entry 10 by randomelement from Lynn, Massachusetts USA on Thursday, April 20, 2006
Hello,

I received this book as part of a bookring that I am participating in. I plan to sit down within the next few days and read it.

Thanks for sharing this book. At first glnace it looks great.

Take Care,
Kecia

Journal Entry 11 by randomelement from Lynn, Massachusetts USA on Tuesday, May 2, 2006
This was a fun little book. Best part was thinking about the way that children could interpret the things that were said, and the fits of imagination that could follow.

My favorite one was about the wild hamburgers in the desert. :-)

I am sending this book to laura0141 today.

Thank you for sharing this book.

Take Care!
Kecia

Journal Entry 12 by laura0141 from Glasgow, Scotland United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 9, 2006
Received with thanks.

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Journal Entry 14 by Dpk from Halesowen, West Midlands United Kingdom on Monday, May 15, 2006
Got the book yesterday from a friend in Glasgow. At first sight it looks funny and will entertain the youngsters. Have brought the book to England for a new lease of life.

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