| Author: | Granpa Guff | ISBN: | 9781301464135 |
| Publisher: | Granpa Guff | Publication: | March 21, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Granpa Guff |
| ISBN: | 9781301464135 |
| Publisher: | Granpa Guff |
| Publication: | March 21, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Did you ever wonder what grandparents really got up to when they were younger?
Have you ever seen a Mexican Barking spider?
Do you know who the first man to walk on Mars was?
Find the answers to all of these questions along with why so many N.A.S.A scientists are bald and why American bridges are so strong inside this wonderful new book.
Granpa Guff, the accidental astronaut.
Warning: may contain rockets and scenes of a spidery nature.
Reviews:
This book is full of silly, humorous incidents and sayings, and even adults will find it entertaining. So if you need a cool story for a book report, I’d definitely choose this one. It is filled with fun and intelligent humor with very cool illustrations.
This book flies into space with “3.5 out of 5 tiaras.” And if I were you, I’d watch out for spiders, because they are apparently everywhere – even in space! Blessings, anita of anitabook.com
Did you ever wonder what grandparents really got up to when they were younger?
Have you ever seen a Mexican Barking spider?
Do you know who the first man to walk on Mars was?
Find the answers to all of these questions along with why so many N.A.S.A scientists are bald and why American bridges are so strong inside this wonderful new book.
Granpa Guff, the accidental astronaut.
Warning: may contain rockets and scenes of a spidery nature.
Reviews:
This book is full of silly, humorous incidents and sayings, and even adults will find it entertaining. So if you need a cool story for a book report, I’d definitely choose this one. It is filled with fun and intelligent humor with very cool illustrations.
This book flies into space with “3.5 out of 5 tiaras.” And if I were you, I’d watch out for spiders, because they are apparently everywhere – even in space! Blessings, anita of anitabook.com
