Lori C. (dollycas) reviewed on 8/23/2011 + 712 more book reviews

By definition, Taggart says, rhetorical questions are all the ones which someone somewhere felt worth answering but have been left without a satisfactory response.
I think of them as questions where a response is
not needed or expected.

Where does time go?
Is the Pope Catholic?
Were you born in a barn?

The answers Taggart provides are not only
humorous but very informative.

This book was a fun entertaining read. I am a big fan of the sitcom The Big Bang Theory. Jim Parsons plays the wonderful Sheldon Cooper. Reading this book it struck me these questions were answered in much the same way as Sheldon would.
This book is definitely a perfect escape! 5 stars!!

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