If You Give a Donkey the White House

by David E. Levine

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Pub Date Aug 15 2014 | Archive Date Feb 06 2015

Smith Publicity | Dog Ear

General Fiction (Adult) | Politics

Description

When an arrogant donkey asks you to let him into the White House, you might get duped into thinking it’s a good idea. But once he gets there, he’ll want to expand the government. And then before you know it, he will take you on a misguided adventure that will ruin your life. In this timely parody, readers young and old will either laugh or cry as they follow the story of a boy, a donkey, and unintended consequences.

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Author Bio:

David E. Levine was educated at Columbia University, graduating in 1993 with a BA in History. He grew up in Los Angeles, CA and currently resides in Teaneck, NJ with his wife and four children.

Author Bio:

David E. Levine was educated at Columbia University, graduating in 1993 with a BA in History. He grew up in Los Angeles, CA and currently resides in Teaneck, NJ with his wife and four...

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EDITION	Paperback
ISBN	9781457530272
PRICE	$9.95 (USD)

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Ethan H, Media/Journalist

This is an enjoyable book, though not a true children's book due to some old (not obscene or profane) language. This should read by anyone who enjoyed "There's a Liberal Under My Bed."

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Karen O, Reviewer

Fun riff off of the children's book "if You Give a Mouse a Cookie" Clever with good illustrations; innocuous and nonsensical. As a donkey I can say that none of it made sense to me but who cares when you get to have a chuckle or two.

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Librarian 161653

A great spoof of the Numeroff children's books. Even though this book is amusing, it is also kind of sad because many things this book describes are actually happening now.