Swans Soup And Salad
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You’ve heard that chicken soup is good for the soul . . . now here’s some soup and salad! Swanberg, “The Minister of Encouragement,” serves up deliciously funny and delightful anecdotes to fill your heart and tickle your funnybone. From “Funeral Fans and Tongue Depressors” to “The Zipper Revenge,” you’ll find his off-beat humor irresistible!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781582290133
ISBN10: 158229013X
Dennis Swanberg
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2003
Publisher: Howard Books
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