The trials and tribulations of an eccentric housewife who has decided to join the coupon craze.
The book, "I Think My Dog Ate my Coupons", demonstrates in a highly entertaining way, the impact of couponing on the life of one woman. It follows a suburban housewife’s transformation from being an impulsive shopper to becoming an efficient penny wise couponer.
As a bonus to this witty story, readers are also provided with some coupon basics in an entertaining way. As the story flows, there is important information provided to readers, ranging from couponing lingo to different methods of obtaining coupons, to even a list of the best places to learn about daily deals.
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The trials and tribulations of an eccentric housewife who has decided to join the coupon craze.
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Savvy shopper shows us how to save
I have rarely used coupons because I never thought too much about them. After reading this delightful book,I am going to give couponing a try. The author takes us on her journey to phenomenal savings,from her first experience,to present-day, where she is much more confident in her coupon skills.
And the fact that she peppers her instructions with a nice sense of humor makes the book a fun read.
Lastly,she gives us many resources to help us along in our coupon journey.
Well done!
It's an Lol Experience
I really did laugh out loud reading this delightful book. The author has a gr8 sense of humor and really uses personal experience in her writing. She is able to get readers to relate. I am going to read other books by her because of reading just this one book.
Entertaining!!
The book is a great read for all levels of couponers. The author teaches the joys of couponig, by sharing funny antidotes of her experiences. She also list coupon sites if your interested.
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