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    Leigh periodically saves the world under the pseudonym Super Sally while her mild-mannered alter-ego is in her 5th year of one type of schooling or another. She'd like to send a super-secret-superhero thank you to Nicki and her SuperBlog WORDforteens. A spotlight in the sky scrawls her achievements as one of three editors for her school's literary magazine Lumen, an avid reader and inquisitive superhero. She'd like to thank Ernie, Bert and Rubber Ducky as well as Helena's Magical Green Mug and Mary Poppins for being supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

I Am America (And So Can You!)

Posted on August 18, 2008 by Leigh R.

I Am America (And So Can You!) 

by Stephen Colbert

Summary:

STEPHEN COLBERT gives his opinions on everything from gay marriage to the future to himself. With “facts” he makes up, “people” who agree with him, and strange games, Colbert gets his point across.

Review:

This was one of the strangest books I’ve ever read. It was funny at times, but got repetitive as well because the reader knows that his “opinions” will be extremely conservative. It could be hard to read at points, as it got a bit dry, but I could say it was an interesting read. I Am America (And So Can You!) gets a 5/10 because though funny, the material remained unchanging no matter how many different ways it was said and yes, at times, very dull. I wouldn’t necessarily recommend it unless you’re a Colbert fan.

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