Picked up from a free table.

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Placing in the Dogs & Cats Bookbox. Hope someone enjoys this one!

I pulled this out of the Cat & Dog Bookbox. Never Have Your Dog Stuffed---how could I resist!! The segment on Alan having his beloved dog Rhapsody stuffed by a taxidermist as a child was really funny! Overall, a good read. I will place this back into the bookbox for someone else to enjoy. Thanks for sharing, batty14!

Caught out of the Cats & Dogs BookBox. I've been wanting to read this. Thanks.

I read the book on the train from Maine to Kansas City and enjoyed it quite a bit.

I plan to release this book for the 2009 Kansas UnConvention Reverse Scavenger Hunt - animals.

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Released at the Country Club Plaza, Kansas City, Missouri, during the 2009 Kansas City UnConvention. (I'm not sure where along the route it was released, unfortunately.)

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Everything you wanted to know about acting, as explained by the son of a titsinger and a paranoid.

A chapter on M*A*S*H, but he doesn't belabour the point. This is his career, and he struggled with it for a great many years.

A good read, surprisingly good. And never get your dog stuffed!

Reading this while on holiday in Eden, borrowing from Hotfrog then will give it back

Really enjoyed this book, and now have a copy of Alan Alda's "Things I overheard while talkig to Myself" which I'm looking forward to reading soon.

Taking this one to the meetup in Civic today

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I really enjoyed this book. I don't remember much of the M*A*S*H series but having read this I would like to see the series again. Alan Alda had a very bizarre and interesting upbringing. This book gives a good insight.