Crinkle Shorts (Paperback)
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Aug 2, 2016
abdad
5 out of 5 stars review

"Changed" my life

At first I got this book for my kid because he liked dogs and was having some potty training "issues". Boy, I had no idea how little of an issue that was! As a single father, I know parenting is all about learning new things about your children, yourself, and the world around you. I learned not to depend on the tyranny of the potty but to be my own master! Now my son doesn't feel ashamed anymore when he hears that crinkle, because I'm right there with him.

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Aug 2, 2016
DustTFox
5 out of 5 stars review

Changing the world; one Furry Diaper at a time.

My baby husky was VERY satisfied. It looks just like him on the cover! Some folks may be shocked that this beautiful story is for sale at Walmart. This volume truly speaks to the incontinent among us all. This work of literary and artistic purr-fection belongs in any collection of books that you would be extremely embarrassed about if any of your friends or family knew you purchased. But, Oh for the secret pleasure of owning something this amazing. The cover says it all.

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Aug 5, 2016
Abagael
5 out of 5 stars review

Great Read

I had a great time with this read. It has some very deep themes, and has very dense symbolism. It's really all about a dystopian society where those who wear diapers are oppressed, this is symbolic of the human experience and how we all wear diapers some times. I would say that maybe this book isn't for every one, but it really spoke to me, and I think some day it will be up there with the greats, such as Brad Nobel's "How to Catch a Shark"

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