Bøger af Carol Cook

A witty, wise, and common sense outline of life, important information, issues and facts on marriage and work. Frightening truths that have befuddled millions is here in print, giving an accounting of failures, love, the decline of mind and body, all divulged in fun, light-hearted talk. An insight to what happened, questions how we got to this point, life, mysteries of forgetting and wanting to forget and facts that will enlighten us with a comical summarization on life.

Described as a modern day Erma Bombeck and a clean Nora Ephron, Carol shares her thoughts on progress, wastefulness, and surveys with a candid, edgy voice as she protests, complains, and serves up her likes and dislikes for the peculiarities that plague our everyday life. Comical, wise, and thought provoking, find questionable behavior, delightful frustrations, and endearing pleasures in this fun, surprising collection of short stories.

A witty, commonsensical collection of gripes and laugh-out-loud startling bit of wisdom, along with crabby comments on life, question's and opinions on a variety of offenses the human race is guilty of committing. Validation that life appears to be nothing more than a comic opera we blunder through will trigger laughter, not only at our self and what is going on around us; but the absurdity of it all. Spelled out are speculation, melodramatic acts and insights on annoying and obnoxious people and events to give us a straight up accounting of life and unexpected truth telling. You're Kidding is a fun read without offensive language and a delightful book to keep or give as a gift, especially to women who will constantly be nodding their head in agreement.

Humorous short stories recounting frustrations living in today's world, working and not working, reading glasses, winning, dumb people, and restaurant failures among other ups and downs we complain about daily. Discussions on the behavior of the quirky, uninformed, and confused is recalled with wisdom and candor. A lough out loud, chatty, and candid observation is outlined in truthful and funny disruptions on the behavior of ill-prepared and belly-acher's to give us a hilarious story telling feast. Our fear of elevators, pitfalls of travel, and things forgotten, along with amusing outlooks on factual recollections of daily living are contained in this small book.