Tuesday, October 3, 2017

The Laugh Supper: A time-defying dialogue crammed with wisdom and laughter! by Leonard Ryzman

The Laugh Supper: A time-defying dialogue crammed with wisdom and laughter!

By Leonard Ryzman

The Laugh Supper: A time-defying dialogue crammed with wisdom and laughter! by [Ryzman, Leonard]
You're invited to dine with some of the greatest minds in history.  Leonardo da Vinci, Dr Martin Luther King, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Presidents Abraham Lincoln and John F Kennedy, Dorothy Parker, Groucho Marx, Mae West, and John Lennon.

Join this dynamic dinner conversation - sparkling with laughter and amazing ideas. Despite using quotations from many years ago (sometimes centuries!) these guests provide entertaining repartee and perceptive observations on 21st century life, while staying true to themselves and their words.

Laugh along with Groucho's hilarious comments on attitudes and behaviour, West's pithy thoughts on movies, Lennon's dry observations on reality TV, plus many many more. This book is a conversation with some of the greatest and funniest minds in human history, which will make you laugh, sigh and think.

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MY REVIEW

The Laugh Supper is a tale involving a group of famous people from our past, time traveling to the author’s home and having eclectic discussions about whatever subject is broached. Groucho Marx, Mae West, Abraham Lincoln, Leonardo da Vinci, Ralph Waldo Emerson, John F. Kennedy, Dorothy Parker, Dr. Martin Luther King, and John Lennon were the time travelers. Even though each of these needed no introduction, the author included their history before beginning the story. The topics varied anywhere from weight loss to the internet. As one of the chapter titles insinuated, it was a war of words and a battle of the exes.

I thought that this was an interesting take on how each of these people would fair in a type of debate with one another. When the topic would change to something they were known for, it was like learning history again because there were some things I didn’t know about them, da Vinci especially. Everyone had snappy comebacks, giving me continuous humor cover to cover. There were a couple of times that the discussion was boring to me, making it seem to last forever, but all in all, I enjoyed all of the camaraderie and jest that was provided during this unusual gathering.
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**The above opinions are 100% my own, whether I purchased the book or it was given to me to review.


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