Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Plunges into Pennsylvania
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Authors: Bathroom Readers' Institute
Bathroom Readers' Institute
Ashland, Oregon
San Diego, California
“
Uncle John's Bathroom Reader
has added a new dimension to my bathroom visits. Thank you.”
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Mitchell
“I would just like to thank you for making me laugh. Since discovering your great series, I find myself visiting my bathroom more often. There is need of a new invention: Armrests in the toilet!”
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Caroline
“I think these books are the best in the world. I take them to school and show all my friends. Thank you for making my visits to the bathroom fun.”
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Bobby
“Today my friend was asking me who my best teacher was. I said âUncle John.' He was confused and asked me if I was home-schooled. My response? No. I was bathroom-schooled. He went out and bought a copy. Thanks for the education!”
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Tyler
“Just thought I'd let you know what a great job you're doing. My whole family enjoys your books and our tradition has been to buy one, then two books at Christmastime for reading the next year. You've become so popular that we now have at least three new books in the bathroom, and it's only June!”
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Martha
“I absolutely love your books. But oddly, I've never read them in the bathroom. As soon as I get one, I have to read it cover to cover. Keep up the good work!”
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Leanne
“I just wanted to say how wonderful I have found the
Bathroom Readers
. I have bought several for friends and family, and they are truly addicted now. Everyone seems to spend an extra 10 minutes in the bathroom in order to read.”
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Lisa
“You guys are the funniest I've ever read!”
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Suzanne
“Keep 'em coming! I am totally addicted to your books, currently owning 14. I was a teacher for 30 years, and am now a reference librarian. I suggested to my supervisor that we order your books for our local library collection, as they are the most consistently fascinating series on facts and trivia that I have ever come across. I have sung your praises to our librarian patrons on numerous occasions, so hopefully I have helped spawn a new generation of BR fanatics!”
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Jack
“I love your books and have read and reread and reread the
Bathroom Readers
I have. My wife tells me I am a warehouse of useless information, thanks in part to you guys.”
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Ben
“I have many of your books and enjoy reading them at work. By the way, my job is making toilet paper.”
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Don
Uncle John's Bathroom Reader
Plunges into Pennsylvania
Copyright ©2009 by Portable Press. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews.
“Bathroom Reader,” “Portable Press,” and “Bathroom Readers' Institute” are registered trademarks of Baker & Taylor, Inc. All rights reserved.
Some material was reprinted from the following titles:
Uncle John's Ahh-Inspiring Bathroom Reader, Uncle John's All-Purpose Extra Strength Bathroom Reader, Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Plunges into Great Lives, Uncle John's Bathroom Reader Plunges into National Parks
, and
Uncle John's Supremely Satisfying Bathroom Reader
.
For information, write The Bathroom Readers' Institute
P.O. Box 1117, Ashland, OR 97520
e-mail:
[email protected]
ISBN-13: 978-1-60710-661-6
E-book edition: May 2012
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