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Anonymous
Posted July 2, 2012
This book actually had me laughing out loud. The humor reminded me of a really funny Family Guy episode.
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Posted July 29, 2012
A parody of Fifty Shades of Grey that is not only hilarious but also stylishly and skillfully executed. I attempted Fifty Shades out of sheer curiosity but found the writing absolutely unbearable - I made it about 25 pages in before finding myself disgusted that it was topping the charts. This, however not for everyone, was well done and I think anyone who read Fifty Shades and wasn't impressed or anyone planning on reading Fifty Shades should read this instead. I'm curious to see what this author does next!
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Posted December 11, 2012
I would buy this if it weren't nook only, Jeez. Some of us like to read real books, not computer screens! I'm giving 5 stars because that's how BAD I want to read it!!! but I can't
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Posted July 6, 2012
Absurdly funny. There was something on every page that had me laughing or smiling, and the comedic timing was so good that it felt like I was zipping through a really funny movie. I never read 50 Shades of Grey (I know, I know, I'm the only girl in America that hasn't. Leave me alone!) but I don't think it affected my enjoyment of this parody. But if you've read 50 Shades of Grey you might get even more of a kick out of this. I don't normally like stuff this edgy, but the wit was so sharp and unique I was compelled to write my first B&N review and give A Coupla Shades of Taupe a shout out. I'd be thrilled to see more humor books by this author in the near future.
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Posted October 21, 2012
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Overview
Pagan Taupe is the wealthiest man in all of Arkansas. He’s got everything. The only thing that’s missing is a whiny young codependent named Alexandra Aluminum. Pagan becomes obsessed with Alexandra at a level normally portrayed by Rob Lowe in ...