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The Big Book of Urban Legends - Jan Harold Brunvand

Would you like fries with your Rat sir? (730 words)
by Emma1973 - written on 15/03/02 (Very useful, 95 readings)
Rating:

book is completely flat, theres no humour at all. Brunvand, in what could be a witty and amusing book lists them like they are recipes in a recipe book. Although its a fascinating subject, this book wont capture your attention at all! And my biggest moan is WHY? Urban legends inject a bit of humour into an otherwise boring world. And you, Jan Brunvand, have destroyed all that I believed to be true. Shame on you Too Good to be True: The Colossal Book of Urban Legends. Norton & Co 1999 Sorry cant give you a price as it was a gift ...

The Big Book of Urban Legends - Jan Harold Brunvand

Would you like fries with your Rat sir? (730 words)
by Emma1973 - written on 15/03/02 (Very useful, 95 readings)
Rating:

book is completely flat, theres no humour at all. Brunvand, in what could be a witty and amusing book lists them like they are recipes in a recipe book. Although its a fascinating subject, this book wont capture your attention at all! And my biggest moan is WHY? Urban legends inject a bit of humour into an otherwise boring world. And you, Jan Brunvand, have destroyed all that I believed to be true. Shame on you Too Good to be True: The Colossal Book of Urban Legends. Norton & Co 1999 Sorry cant give you a price as it was a gift ...

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