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Summary: I nearly died laughing!!
Review: This book has got to be one of the funniest books I have ever read. It was one of those books that when you read it you just can't help giggling out loud. I heard my father laughing so, when he read me the part where Lick sat down on a porcupine while staring at a fish and the problem they had while trying to explain this to the nurse, I dicide I had to read this book. It turned out to be heartstopingly funny in some places while serious in others. After I finshed my mom had to read so know only my older brother needs to read it, and if he doesn't do it volentarily we'll read it to him.If you loved this book you should like "Barking at a Fox Fur Coat".
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Summary: Rodeo Ride You Will Never Forget!
Review: This book will make you laugh until you cry! I loved it because the characters in this book are as any you would meet on the rodeo trail. The adventures (and misadventures!) kept me laughing and cheering for Lick and Cody, Rodeo Cowboys Extraordinaire!
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Summary: definitely funny
Review: This is a very funny book. all the different situations and problems that Lick and Cody get into are hilarious. This book also has a serious side, in that through everything Lick and Cody were there for each other and thats what friends need to be.
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Summary: A Wonderful Book
Review: This is a wonderful book. I've ALWAYS wanted to know what rodeo cowboys do whenever they're travelling from rodeo to rodeo. Mr. Black has caught the flavor of rodeo for his frist novel.
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Summary: Send the critic in your head on holiday for a couple of days
Review: Those who read this first attempt at fiction by Baxter Black purely for the pleasure of it will come away with both an increased appreciation for Mr. Black's razor sharp wit and a newfound respect for rodeo cowboys. Those who read it (Seabeck, WA) while attempting to force it into some category will simply miss the point. This story does not pretend to be anything but pure entertainment, and the word "tedium" simply cannot be applied to a book that the average reader will finish in one or two readings. Trim it down to novella length? It's only 210 pages long! Simply sit back and enjoy yourself without constantly thinking about how you would have written it differently, and your jaw muscles will soon be aching! And when was the last time you laughed out loud while reading?
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