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Odd-Shaped Balls: Mischief-Makers, Miscreants and Mad-Hatters of Rugby (Mainstream Sport)
John Scally

Mainstream Publishing, 2004

Odd-Shaped Balls captures the humor, the agony, and the ecstasy of one of the world's most popular sports, rugby. The book is no less than a who's who of the game, with both old and young getting the opportunity to have their say. It looks at players such as Max Boyce, Keith Wood, Sean Fitzpatrick, Austin Healy, and Bill Beaumont and his streaker. All exponents of surrealism, comic genius, and savage wit, they offer a quirky insight into the ...

The Madhatter's Guide to Chocolate

20 reviews
Rhett DeVane

Rabid Press, 2003

Funny, Sad, and Everything In Between
While this is strictly a work of fiction, the town of Chattahoochee is real. In fact, it is the town in which author Rhett Devane lived as a child. From the "about the author" insert: "Rhett DeVane is a true southerner, born and raised in the piney woods of the north Florida panhandle. Originally from Chattahoochee, Florida, she now lives in Tallahassee where she is completing a series of ...

Alice in Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass (Unabridged)

86 reviews
Lewis Carroll

audible.com

As Wonderful a Tale as has Ever Been Told
I couldn't put it down, man. I checked this book out at the local library and read through the opening 130 pages in one sitting until I was falling asleep at three in the morning. Lewis Carroll's classic tale of adventure and fantasy "Alice in Wonderland" is one of the best books I've ever read. The story is about a little girl, Alice, who falls into a very deep rabbit hole, seemingly straight to ...

Dandelion Library: Peter Pan & Alice in Wonderland
J.M.Barrie, Lewis Carroll

Random House, 1957

2 books in 1! One side shows Peter Pan (edited from Peter Pan and Wendy) and flip it over and see Alice in Wonderland. Beautifully illustrated.

From the Neck Up: An Illustrated Guide to Hatmaking

12 reviews
Denise Dreher

Madhatter Pr, 1981

Marvelous
This is the best book on millinery available. It is very thorough on many aspects of millinery, from wire whimsys to hats. There is alot of information in this book. I can only give it my best recomendations as it will answer many of your questions plus provide much more information that you didn't know you need. A great reference book. I can't applaud it enough.