Rv Having Fun Yet?: Comic Adventures in a Recreation Vehicle

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Summary: Hilarious
Review: Anything that makes me laugh out loud is worthy of something. Ray Parker was able to verbally & comically entertain me. I'll bet he & his wife & dogs are great to travel with

Rating:
Summary: Hilarious
Review: I read this book straight through in one sitting. The parts about the authors two dogs are particularly funny. (I don't blame the Doberman for hiding under the table). I hope he writes another book with further adventures. I would definitely buy it!

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Summary: Not all about RV's and not all about laughs
Review: If you are looking at this one thinking it's some sort of RV Joke Book or hilarious compendium of RV adventures, it's not.

Some of the content has nothing to do with RV'ing and though interesting is most definitely not amusing. I love the writer's style though and read the whole book cover to cover in about an hour and a half, with a few laughs to myself on the way, one or two out loud and on the whole I enjoyed the book, it was worth the $10 shipping to here in the UK.

I would say go ahead and buy it for another viewpoint on RV'ing, which is what I bought it for, but there is no substitute for your own RV adventures and you can't beat the laughs you have between you and yours on tour.

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Summary: "V r" definitely having fun now!
Review: Mr. Parker has a delightful sense of humor--something that as a fellow rver I know can be of immense value on the road. I can identify with most if not all of the situations he described and found the book both entertaining and accurate in describing some of the "difficulties" that an rver may encounter along the way. I look forward to hearing more of Mr. Parker's travels in the future--whereever his rv may take him.

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Summary: The pleasures and pitfalls of RV travel; lots of laughs.
Review: Parker's written for some big-name comedians, as well as for MotorHome magazine, and he sure has a funny way with words. Anyone who's traveled in an RV will love this book. The audio version, read by the author, is great listening