Dr. Camuti is someone you would want to sit next to at a party
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Dr. Camuti must have been an interesting man.  A self proclaimed curmudgeon who loves cats, he tells an interesting tale.
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I love theme parties they are so much fun to organise and have.  If you are looking for a way to make your young daughter feel really special then this book is full of great advice to do just that.  I'm sure after a party like this she will be feeling great for weeks to come and she will know just how special she is to you.
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Beloved author Jerry Spinelli has done it again. The Wardens Daughter is an endearing tale of twelve-year-old Cammie Cannonball OReilly whose widowed dad is a prison warden. Its the late 1950s and while Cammie has missed having a mother and has often cried over the loss, it isn't until shes twelve that this baseball fan decides to acquire a second-string mother. Its current prison trustee, Eloda, family cook and house/Cammie keeper, who says the magic words of inspiration, Put those in the sink.. Hearing those mom words sends Cammie on a relentless mission to make a mother out of chilly Eloda who seems to want no part in the project. One prickly angry preteen tries her hardest to get herself reprimanded and punished, but nothing seems to budge Elodas resolve to keep the relationship professional. Cammies life among prisoners and access to some of them fascinates her best friend Reggie, fellow American Bandstand fan, and other girls in Cammies neighborhood. Do these girls really like Cammie or are they using her to get close to the jailbirds? This girl, this angry wounded youth, is such a delight to follow. From giving her mother figure the silent treatment to banging out the door, from encounters with others mothers and finding herself emotionally attached to the littlest of boys, you will love Cammie and you will hurt for her. Is Eloda really that chilly or does she know something no one else does, that Cammie cannot move on in life until she confronts the greatest loss a child can experience? Hopefulness and heartache abound in this sweet tale, a trip down the Memory Lane of the 50s, pre-911, when kids could stay on a bike all day and no one thought much about going out looking for them. Most normal teens will recognize a bit of themselves in this strong character and theyll root for her.
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Love this wonderful little surgeon, one of my puppet favorites!  Bought three - one for a neurosurgeon leading a difficult brain surgery, others for a healthy grade school child and toddler.  The neurosurgeon enjoys his puppet consultant, a reminder to retain humor and lightheartedness even in dire circumstances.  The toddler's parents tell me she loves to interact with "Doctor Puppet' and that they do, too!  There's a meet and greet daily with this dark-haired, big-lashed friend with the expressive face and the fun green scrubs.  A smart and empathic doctor puppet adds a different dimension to the repertoire of individual characters in the care and supervision of the grade school puppeteer.  She talks about becoming a veterinarian.  She uses the doc as both a "human" doctor puppet and as a vet puppet for other puppets, dolls and stuffed animals.  Love Melissa and Doug puppets as they are simple, friendly, easy care, and inexpensive.  Memorable gift.  Was able to get this puppet with nice gift packaging in a two day order.
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Anyone who has heard Sandy Jones-Kaminski speak knows that she is an advocate for building relationships. This is at the heart of "I'm at a Networking Event. Now what?". The author inspires a return to connecting over common interests -- by finding them and being interested in the other person first. And the "Pay It Forward" parties are a great idea. This is an excellent gift for the high school or college graduate.
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This is truly beautiful, made quite an impression on the guests. A great addition to the party
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Mix this stuff with velveeta. Throw it in a crock pot. Show up with chips and you'll be the most awesome dude at the party.
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Although it won't fit on most modern toilet paper holders, you can keep it in your pocket and flip it on w/o people seeing you do it.  No question it's Hillary's laugh, which drives conservatives nuts.  Fun at a party, laugh is very loud.
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Super bright and adorable invites for a Doc party!!
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This is just the thing to make your friends think you're really, really strange!  Personally, I enjoy the Professor standing over me while I watch TV...don't do it so much.  Find that I'm reading more.  Might be nice to put him around the refrigerator to slow down the snacking?  I've photographed him for Facebook - hey, that's one of the perks of ownership.  Mine is now wearing a leather chain with Goth pendents...oh, my!  In a few months, he'll be folded up and put in storage...until Halloween or something.  In the meanwhile, I can't help but smile every time he startles someone with his presence.  He's a lot of fun to own!
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My friend had a box of these on the bathroom counter at a party and we were hooked. At parties it's just not hygienic for people to share a towel. They're also great when a family member has a cold or flu.

They are a bit softer than paper towels and the box makes them a little classier---so again, they work great for parties. They are also good for my elderly father, who has arthritis and struggles to rip a paper towel off the roll. We also keep a box in the car.
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AS the Stingus Bumbulus (George W Bush) goes about his presidency, Perki annoyus (Katie Couric) spins the news, Blando whiskerus (George Clooney) smiles his way through life, the Wyoming Walrus (Dick Cheney) preys upon fatty donkeys, and the Stanford Sabertooth Tigress (condoleeza Rice) devours Left Coast Loons...and you are there in the front row, with your tour guide, real talk radio host Michael Savage.
In this departure from his more serious political tomes The Savage Nation, The Enemy Within, and Liberalism Is A Mental Disorder, Savage takes no prisoners.  Everyone is fair game --- conservatives, liberals, Democrats, Republicans, you name it, he's got their number.  He skewers the Arkansas Werewolf (Bill Clinton), slams the Terminator Rhino (Arnold Schwarzenegger), blasts the Oily Armored Toad (Hugo Chavez), exposes weakness after weakness after weakness, and generally leaves you laughing in process.
Whether you support Hillary Clinton, Tom Tancredo, Baraq Obama, Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, John Edwards, or Ron Paul for president, whether you are a "progressive" from San Francisco or a conservative from South Carolina --- you MUST have this BOOK!
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Mustache napkins ----- how perfect is that. Everything was so coordinated for this party. They were great, it looked very festive.
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I had the opportunity to hear Dr. Lodge speak at a conference I attended. His presentation of the "Younger Next Year" lifestyle was both informative from his medical perspective and hilarious from co-author and self-appointed Guinea pig Chris Crowley's perspective. I was given a copy of the book which I am glad to say I read. The format of the book is unique in that every chapter switches between the doctor and the patient. From why you should follow the doctor's orders to an insightful and humorous look at what happens when you do. While I enjoyed the reasoning for living better, I couldn't wait to get to the next chapter to read about Chris' personal experiences. I believe the health benefits addressed in the book are so important that I give the book as a birthday gift to all my clients who are age 50 and older.

David Bressoud, LUTCF
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What a great bunch of characters! They are people I would love to meet up with. All coming from different parts of their lives to heal and grow, to forge friendships and even a bit of romance. Put all that in a beautiful place like Australia, and you have a perfect blend of fun and entertainment in this book.

Matilda
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance & More
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I have known Sir Patrick since he was a young "back bencher" for the Labor Party in the House of Commons (early 1960's).  He has had a fascinating multifaceted career and excelled in every field.  At the same time, he has always maintained warm friendships with every one he meets.
His book reflects his "specialness".

Edward E. Platt,  Ph. D
Professor Emeritus
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
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Love this guy!  We give a Possible Dreams Santa Doctor to our physician for his clinic every year and are building him quite a collection.  This year the doctor is unlike any others we have bought which adds a fun feeling to the group.