Author, Ginger Simpson Category:  Humor Publisher: PublishAmerica ISBN-10:  1413705847 Type: Non-Fiction Pages: 50 Copyright: Jan 1 2003 Coming in 3-4 weeks from Publish America. It's a short "bathroom" book aptly named. Life is a Bowl of Toilets and I Clean them is a time-travel through the best and worst times of my life. Take a trip back to the '50s and '60s and see if you can find a glimpse of yourself in my experiences. If you suffered through chaise-lounge-sized feminine pads or bra straps the width of dental floss, then you just might! Warning: Not for the faint of heart :)

Wonderful, Quirky and Warm
Life is a Bowl of Toilets and I Clean Them is a wonderful, quirky, warm
little book. It's like a breath of fresh air - a much needed return to your
roots, so to speak.
From growing up in the 50's and 60's to training bras, dating, marriage,
kids, and beyond, it will have you smiling with the memories. It takes the
reader on a lively little jaunt down memory lane and, through subtle and
sometimes not so subtle comparisons with today's world, it shows us how the
children of today often possess more knowledge than the adults of yesteryear.

I found this book to be entertaining, probably more so since I myself could
relate to most of the anecdotes shared. Though I believe it has appeal to all
ages, I especially believe the 35 yr old and older group will love it. It
uses humor and a veiled sarcasm to convey a "look what my life used to be"
attitude that will have you appreciating where things are now and pining for
how they used to be at the same time.

The old saying goes... Big things come in little packages, and this book
proves it. In just 50 short pages, a world of treasured memories can be
yours.

Overall rating: 4 Hearts
Sensuality rating: Sweet

Reviewer: Christina Kay
September 17, 2003