Christmas Ate My Family
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.12 (693 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1499539835 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 74 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-18 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
What a great read!! My husband saw it discussed on the dawgvent and suggested I try it. Perfect for getting you in the Christmas spirit and for remembering the reason for the season!! I kept laughing out loud and would then read the parts out loud to my husband (normally that would drive him nuts- but not so much this time).As a parent we can all identify with getting caught up in the buying of the "latest and the greatest" gifts. Sometimes we need to be reminded that the greatest gifts are ourselves. Thanks for remind. Fun romp through Christmas memory lane This book is for any baby boomer who wants a funny romp through Christmas memory lane. These are the anecdotes of the author's own Christmas past. Brought back a lot of my own fond Christmas memories. I found myself reading little excerpts to my brother's going hey remember when we did this and that. Great book to get into the Christmas spirit. Anyone who remembers Sea Hunt, Roy Rogers and the dreaded socks Christmas present will love this book.. You'll laugh, you'll cry When a book takes me from gut-heaving laughter to uncontrollable tears, it can only be described as awesome. I've been a fan of Rob Suggs for almost 30 years, and he never fails to make me giggle, sob or think. The only thing that would make it better? "Soon to be a Major Motion Picture." Destined to become a classic! Thanks, Rob!
But what about that elusive toy that every kid in the world wants--and none can find? Navigating from one holiday fiasco to another, the author carries us on an uproarious Christmas journey, vividly and semi-truthfully recalled from a lifetime of memories, arriving at a moving and profound conclusion no reader will forget.. Rob and Christmas are once again locked in a deadly struggle. As a young father, he is determined to deliver his children the perfect Christmas morning