Throw The Damn Ball
Classic Poetry by Dogs
by R.D. Rosen, Harry Prichett, and Rob Battles
Hardcover: 142 Pages
Publisher: Plume (October 29, 2013)
Love dogs? Love humor? Love poetry? Let me introduce you to your favorite new book, Throw The Damn Ball - Classic Poetry By Dogs.
Throw The Damn Ball is a hilarious collection that will have any dog lover rolling on the floor, laughing out loud. Bestselling authors R.D. Rosen, Harry Prichett, and Rob Battles have teamed up once again to bring you the wittiest, wise-cracking dog poetry ever. You may recognize the titles of some of their previous collaborations; Bad Dog, Bad Cat and Bad President.
"Borrowing heavily from the classic poets including Yeats, Dickinson and Frost, the poems in this volume reflect every dog's concerns: love, loss, friendship..."Not only is each poem "channeled" through a smarter-than-the-average-human canine, each is also accompanied by full color photos of these witty dogs in odd, cheeky and funny poses and costumes. Perhaps, the photos alone will have many LOLing. If not, just look at some of the titles...
- Paw Ditty
- Scratch Me Arse
- Dreaming of Booty
- Hamburger Helpless
- Licking My Balls on a Snowy Evening
- Ode To Errands
About the Authors: R.D. Rosen is the Edgar Award-winning author of Strike Three You’re Dead and other Harvey Blissberg mysteries, plus several nonfiction books. Harry Prichett has written and performed for the improv comedy group Chicago City Limits, and is the voice you often hear on television and radio commercials. Rob Battles, who has written and produced for public radio stations and National Public Radio, is a senior vice president for a large, forward-looking media company.
Together, Rosen, Prichett and Battles wrote the bestselling Bad Dog, Bad Baby, Bad President, and (with Jim Edgar) Bad Cat.
Disclaimer: Plume sent a complimentary copy of Throw The Damn Ball to Lapdog Creations for review purposes. I was not compensated for this review. All opinions expressed in the review are my own.
2 comments:
This book sounds super cute
urban hounds
I love the title and several of those selections sound like my dogs could have written them. I'm giving one to my friend for Christmas.
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