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Penn of Denn: The World Through Denn Coloured Glasses

Penn of Denn: The World Through Denn Coloured Glasses

by Guptill, Denn
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The Penn of Denn covers subjects as diverse as spring snow storms to the death of Princess Di, sometimes from a humorous perspective and sometimes from provocative perspectives. There are times they invoke a chuckle and other times they wander past the boundaries of political correctness but they never fail to provoke thought. There are over 200 pages of my thoughts and musings on various subjects included in this collection. The Penn will make a great Christmas gift or better yet the perfect book for the family bathroom; it can be read for 30 seconds or 30 minutes. Order a copy for yourself and 30 for your closest friends.

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Pub dateOct 30, 2010
ISBN-101796880922
ISBN-139781796880922
LanguageEnglish
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