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Where did I get the idea that these were going to be funny and often cute little stories about anthropomorphic animals? Maybe it was the book cover, or the title, even. I didn't actually read anyone's review before I picked up this book, so I was not expecting such a Roald Dahlish mood.
Once I quit expecting to be laughing at animals antics, though, I liked this collection of what were often vicious little stories. Partly, I think, because his stories blend animal and human traits so well, these ...more
Once I quit expecting to be laughing at animals antics, though, I liked this collection of what were often vicious little stories. Partly, I think, because his stories blend animal and human traits so well, these ...more

This book was hilarious !! If animals were thrown into human situations and could talk and cuss and discuss things the way we do, what their perspectives might be are just too funny to pass up. Sedaris's humor is twisted and so unpoliticaly correct that the laughter brought forth will ease the stress of your day and lighten your mood big time. Along with these great illustrations, these stories have to make you smile. I kept thinking if this was made into a broadway show, it would probably do ve
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Oct 13, 2010
Bert Edens
marked it as to-read

Nov 28, 2010
Brian
marked it as to-read

Jan 30, 2011
Chrysanthos
marked it as electronic-library

Aug 07, 2011
Rayna
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Aug 16, 2011
Nancy
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Jan 27, 2012
Sophie Littlefield
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Mar 27, 2012
Crystal Ledger
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it was amazing
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Aug 01, 2012
Richard Mellaart
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