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The "early years" collection of David Vogel's column "Don't Ask Why." From his junior high school perspective, Vogel takes a humorous look at life in this United States (or at least Hillsboro, Kansas).
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David Vogel's energized style of writing and dry sense of humor combine perfectly for his column "Don't Ask Why." His column appears weekly in the Hillsboro Free Press and other similar publications in the Hillsboro, KS, area. (No, we cannot explain where that is, but's out there somewhere.) This is David's first book, filled with his favorite columns, selected by him from his entire collection. How much work did David do to put this book together? He practically glued that pages onto the cover! (No h | |  | | David Vogel is Getting to the Bottom of This
Teenage columnist David Vogel discusses anything from smelling shampoo at Wal-Mart to visiting tacky tourist stops in this collection of his articles.
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The first columnist in history to ever begin an article with the sentence, "My lucky piranha head is wearing out," David Vogel has spent over five years writing columns that more than likely will never wind around to an actual point./b>
The book is a large collection of his columns, "Don't Ask Why," where David discusses anything from toxic blue-green algae ("Our r |
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The Council
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 A naďve councilman and a down-on-her-luck single mom try to save their county’s last stand of forest from greedy developers and a dysfunctional government. |
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