\n OK for a coffee table or bathroom book or a gift for someone who is not on Facebook - all pics are taken off the Fb page of the same name. I didn't realize that when I ordered it. Added commentary is not really that funny. Cheap enough to keep, though. \n
\n Thanks for sharing your opinion on this book, Shiny--I guess it's true when they say poor grammar is no laughing matter!\n
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\n I recently bought this book from the website and, as a hopeless grammar nazi, expected to find it hilarious. I have to confess, I was a little bit disappointed. Some of the pictures were funny but most of the slip-ups were about missing and misplaced apostrophes, which became pretty boring about five ill-constructed signs into it. Also, and this is my fault for not reading the measurements, but the book is much smaller than I thought it would be: only 5 x 7. \n\nHonestly, this book is great in theory. It'll make cute bathroom literature, but wasn't exactly worth buying, despite the low price.\n
\n These is a hilarious book. Some of the things you wonder how people could miss. For example, one sign says 'Product of Norrh America' come on people?! All well it's still makes you laugh. The only complaint I have is that some of the pictures are pretty small which makes finding the mistakes sometimes hard. Also, the print underneath them is decently small so if you have bad vision you better grab your glasses. \n
\n Funny as a coffee table book. At lot of the photos revolve around spelling issues or the incorrect use of its/it's so not as much variety as I hoped but still had some good chuckles.\n