Wilber Winkle Has a Complaint!

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Summary: Great book for fun reading
Review: So funny. Quick, light reading. Very enjoyable

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Summary: One of the best books I've ever read!!!!
Review: This book is great. I'm still laughing. This one is on my highly recommended list. I started reading it at 6:00 in the evening and didn't put it down until it was complete, around 2:00. I went back and re-read several of the letters. Visualizing the look on some of the adressees faces was really funny. Can you image what some of these people must have thought?

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Summary: Great, it will have you rolling on the floor laughing!
Review: This book is one of the funniest I have ever read. In one letter he writes to Phil Gramm congratulating him for admitting to "Weekly World News" that he was an alien. He also writes to M&M, asking for credit for the blue M&M. His letters are witty and hilarious, and he gets back some of the strangest responses. Bottom line: Great, this book will have you rolling on the floor laughing!

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Summary: Hilarious!
Review: This book was a riot. My favorite had to be either the Blue M&M or the Exxon gas. This book had me laughing out loud.

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Summary: A clever book with edgy humor
Review: This is one of the most delightful and humorous books I've ever read. Wilber Winkle has his pulse on some of the most outrageous consumer issues that are so "Americana."

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Summary: Best Book of its Type Since the Lazlo Letters
Review: Unlike Letters From A Nut, this book focuses on the individual companies that Wilbur writes to. This makes the letters that much funnier. The legal response to his claim to creating the Blue M&M is worth the price of the book. Recommended.

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Summary: Intoxicating and funny at the same time!
Review: Wilber writes letters that everyone can identify with. At some point we all wanted to write a letter to a company and make a point... OUR point. Wilber just takes it a little "more to the edge" :)

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Summary: I have never laughed so hard
Review: Wilbur Winkle is the voice of disgruntled customers worldwide. How many times have we been dissatisfied with how major corporations handle their customers? Wilbur Winkle shows us time and again that the real heros of American society are the everyday people.