Word for Word

“Word for Word” by Andrew A. Rooney is a collection of essays published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons in 1986. This first edition, comprising 287 pages, presents Rooney’s insights on a variety of topics, including psychiatrists, diets, sweepstakes, spies, politics, and gardening, showcasing his unique perspective and humor.
Readers will find a diverse range of essays that reflect Rooney’s commentary on everyday life and societal observations. The collection touches on themes of humor and literary expression, providing a thoughtful exploration of subjects such as grand-fatherhood and the concept of the fifty-first state. This edition invites readers to engage with Rooney’s distinctive voice and wit, making it a notable addition to the literary collections in the humor genre.
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The Humorist and commentator offers a collection of essays on such topics as psychiatrists, diets, sweepstakes, spies, the fifty-first state, politics, repairmen, grand-fatherhood, and gardening.
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