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It's Hard to Look Cool When Your Car's Full of Sheep: Tales from the Back Forty
It's Hard to Look Cool When Your Car's Full of Sheep Tales from the Back Forty
Author: Roger Pond
ISBN-13: 9780961776619
ISBN-10: 0961776617
Publication Date: 9/1/1989
Pages: 175
Edition: 1st ed
Rating:
  • Currently 3.7/5 Stars.
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3.7 stars, based on 9 ratings
Publisher: Pine Forest Pub.
Book Type: Paperback
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reviewed It's Hard to Look Cool When Your Car's Full of Sheep: Tales from the Back Forty on + 5 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Great book. I love Roger Pond's dry, tongue-in-cheek, and sometimes self-effacing, country humor. :-) This one is definitely going on my keeper shelf! Now I have to go find all his other books.
reviewed It's Hard to Look Cool When Your Car's Full of Sheep: Tales from the Back Forty on + 67 more book reviews
Autographed collection of syndicated columnist.
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This is a very entertaining compilation of the author's syndicated column called The Back Forty. Wonderful humor and wisdom.
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The title pretty well says it all about this book. It's a collection of columns from ag writer and humorist Roger Pond, and may be incomprehensible to City Slickers, but will be enjoyed by anyone with a 4-H club in their background.

Pond takes on picking animals for the 4-H project (don't pick the cute one), nostalgia that deals with stubborn tractors and little brothers, and the whole Mayberry RFD myth that has just enough reality in it to be truly humorous.

You won't find knee-slappers here, but the collection may produce a giggle or two. And -- bonus in this pre-election season of brouhaha and universal angst -- there's not a political story in the bunch. That makes it worth a read in my estimation.