I had to read this from the back the first time. The school premise was rather disturbing to me at first, but I really got into it. I can’t say more without giving away the plot.

A hilarious movie with mix ups, hijinks and even a little romance.

I bought a copy of the Beatles “Magical Mystery Tour” at a yard sale last weekend and when I opened it, there was a DVD with “Monkey Dust” written on it. It has all three seasons on it. I’m in the process of watching them.

There’s no authour listed for this book. It is composed of short bios of famous and infamous people throughout history. It is strongly biased toward British history. A note in the back says that it was published by “A. Wheaton and company limited” in Exeter, Great Britain.

271 pages on greats that is funny but not funny.

Duncan turns from smart-assed to just plain smart!

A great book. Pleskitt’s amorous reaction to peanut butter in any form has everyone on their toes.

Back Cover Blurb:


Boxing? Football? Track? Roly-poly Bertie determines to try them all, despite the snickers of Heeble High’s star athletes. “At least I’m in there trying.” says Bertie to himself.

Fumbling, stumbling, through one hilarious mishap after another, Bertie plods on . . . and comes through!

I read this as a kid, handed down from my mother. I got a real kick out of it.

The parasites try to take over. Only the return of Sisko can save Bajor.

A funny and tragic (mostly funny) history of the SS Great Eastern and her wild life. Replete with minute details culled from newspapers of the time and with a small index at the back.