Passing Time in the Loo: v. I (Compact Classics)
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Average customer review:Product Description
Please remove Book Description from the section Review, as this is a description of Volume 2 of this series, rather than Volume 1. The relevant description begins: "Book Description More .... for the person" and finishes "-- this text applies to the Paperback edition." Thank you
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #19599 in Books
- Published on: 2005-07-21
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Hardcover
- 608 pages
Editorial Reviews
Synopsis
This massive compendium of knowledge consists of over 120 two-page summaries of books ranging from "Macbeth" to "Don Quixote del la Mancha" to "The City of Joy" to "The Time Machine". "Passing Time In The Loo", which includes brief summaries of these works, additionally consists of brief biographies of some of history's greatest leaders, geniuses, scientists, healers, artists and inventors. It also carries a Word Power section designed to expand anybody's vocabulary and many witty and wise anecdotes that will amuse and educate at the same time. This book features all this together with an amazing Business and Leadership section as well.
From the Publisher
When 'Passing time in the loo, volume 1' has sold nearly a quarter of a million copies.........why wouldn't we expand your horizons by releasing Volume 2 ?
Customer Reviews
AMAZING!!!!!
I cant be sure if this book is trying to be funny in certain places but with suggestions such as "square dance for a change of pace" and "write a speech about what liberty means to you" I cant help but wonder if it is being comical or actually meaningful. I would suggest that this be by every loo the world over or simply in pub and living room tables and it is amazing.
Volume 2- Long overdue!!!
I have been waiting for volume 2 for a few years now and I keep on checking amazon once every few weeks.... and still nothing.
Isn't it about time it comes out?
S.K.
Too American, factually incorrect, outdated.
Don't get me wrong, the book is a nice idea, and there are some good little pieces in there (for example, I was interested in the history of Weight Watchers, and the list of foreign words and phrases was nice too). But the person I bought it for, who absolutely *loves* reading on the toilet, was disappointed with the book overall. The Managment articles are boring as hell, and a lot of the other articles are poorly conceived and executed.





