Brenda's Beaver Needs a Barber: Reach Around Books--Season One, Book Five

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Brenda’s Beaver Book is a series of books that has been written by author Brenda. The first book in the series is called Brenda’s Beaver Needs a Barber, which was published in 2003. The second book in the series, Brenda’s Beaver Doesn’t Like Shaving, was published in 2005. The third book in the series, Brenda’s Beaver Needs to Wash His Hair, was published in 2007. These three books make up what is known as Brenda’s Beaver Trilogy. The double entendre runs deep with this one. (Apparently, there's a whole series of similar humor books.) It's one of those children's books that isn't a children's book but looks like a children's book... and is really only funny to adults who enjoy this brand of humor. I'd recommend it as a gag gift for a bachelorette party or something along those lines.

Brenda's Beaver Needs a Barber So you need to create eBooks Brenda's Beaver Needs a Barber speedy if you would like earn your living using this method I bought it for some neighbors who are new parents, upon receipt, they called me and could not even talk...took me a while to figure out if they were mad about it...turns out they were having a fit of laughter! Even if insult or hatred are implied or even overt elements of the joke, I don't care. I want to know who those kind of people are. Self identifying through such humor just makes it easier

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As I am reading Put Tony’s Nuts in Your Mouth, my son is pointing out, “hey there’s Spank the Monkey” and “look, Kate and Tim are having a swingers party!”...

Must have gift for a bridal shower! We read this kid’s book at my sister’s shower and it was the highlight of the day! So many things for us girls to giggle about! I've seen and heard many jokes that involve subjects such as rape, pedophilia, death, necrophilia, and many other "taboo" subjects. Kudos, Madam Tayanita, for this insightful piece. I will read as many as I can. I needed a laugh while on isolation. For a limited time, the Season Two Box Set will include the prized limited-edition collectible gift box....Every other set sold will come in a Sleeve.The innocence of the illustrations coupled with the double entendre text had me doubled up with laughter.

I gave this as a gift to my best friend at her gender reveal party. She read it aloud everyone was laughing so hard over this book. The storylines demand your attention. The illustrations are outstanding. What a wonderful 5 book series. Very funny book for those with a little bit of a dirty sense of humor. Makes a great gift for friends with new kids...They won't expect it.The character development is hilarious, if you pay attention, the main characters from each book make cameo appearances in the other books...too funny. I bought this as a gag gift for a baby shower. It was a huge hit. I had a lot of fun reading it prior to gifting as well. I bought this as a baby shower gift, It was a hit and provided many laughs, my sister in law loved it...

Hilarious! So inappropriate and so innocent at the same time, the writer has a cunning sense of wit! Much better than a parody of a children's book….Completely original! Everyone I have read it to has teared up from laughing so hard. A couple of the clips I've seen there are from comedians I've seen elsewhere. A lot of it is extremely funny to me.It's a kind of cute story for those who don't get the jokes. It's a clean-read if you don't get the jokes. I've only read two other books of this type (by other authors). This one is better than those. A friend shared this book with me. The book is somewhat controversial, entertaining, and is a comedy. The drawings are good. they are going to think it is a book about a girl with a pet beaver...who needs a barber, such a cute storyline! If Brenda was offended that's too bad, since there are many people named Brenda and I'm reasonably certain she (our Brenda) was not the inspiration for the title. I had this book recommended to me by a friend, who hoped I would read and review Bimisi Tayanita’s handful of “children’s stories meant for adults”. This was the first I found and devoured it, pardon the pun, in a few short minutes. Brenda has a beaver that appears to be out of control. Wherever she goes, it seems to be the centre of attention, more for its bushy coat than for any other reason. While Brenda cannot understand why, her friends intervene and help her discover that a trimmed and tended beaver, while much smaller, can be just as great and much more manageable. Full of double entendre, it forces the adult reader to recount this story to a child, who will likely not get the innuendo, with a straight face. Well paced and full of pitfalls that will surely create laughter or the odd eyebrow raise! Sorry, Neo... we will not be adding this to our joint reading venture.