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Rhubarb (1946)

by H. Allen Smith

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Looks like a kid's book, but it ain't. The book is described as being about a cat who inherits a baseball team, but it's more about a PR guy having to deal with the people and business surrounding the cat. The humor holds up well for a book from the 40s, loaded with suggestive humor and screw-ball situations. ( )
  cameronl | Aug 2, 2011 |
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A character called Doom stood with his immense buttocks pressed against the loveliness of Maria Montez and looked at Times Square.
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