Now, I don't agree with the philosphocal underpinnings of Bomboozled: How the U.S. Government Misled Itself and Its People into Believing They Could Survive a Nuclear Attack -- I just liked all its reproductions of period ads and depictions of 1940s-1950s American life. So I added the book to my Amazon "Wish List," meaning if I had a thousand spare dollars I would buy a copy.
But what THAT book has to do with a Bundt cake pan, I don't know!
I guess you might go along with the above suggestion. If you are a Monster Spotter (the book referenced in the suggestion), then you might want an aquarium to keep your critter in? But a three-gallon aquarium is not very big! Think of three gallons of milk. It would have to be a very small monster!
This final recommendation shows a bit of editorial snideness on Amazon's part, I think. This "Facsimile Edition" of an 1828 dictionary is recommended because I bouught a book called Alien Intrusion. Alien Intrusion is a Christian take (one of several, believe me) on the bedroom intruder/aliens abduction scenario.
So is the Amazon suggestion implying that if I have a Christian viewpoint, I am so old-fashioned that I I might want to read an almost 200-year-old book?
See you next week!
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