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"Told in rhyming verse, Crump is an orange tomcat with inherited wealth who is famous for his TV show, the 'The Appurrentice.' His fans love Crump's affluent lifestyle and his bombastic, winner-take-all attitude. When Crump wins the presidency, he promptly turns the world inside out to fit his golden image creating a dystopia where only orange cats are welcome. Of course, all his short-sighted policies allow for the perfect storm of repression and unintended effects. Crump the Cat is an entertaining allegorical tale in which all kinds of cats come together at the end to triumph over inequality and racial discrimination. ​ Written by Anna Lussenburg with cartoons by award-winning and nationally-syndicated Canadian cartoonist Greg Perry, Midwest Book Review writes, ""Crump the Cat is unreservedly recommended to the attention of fans of topical limericks and political humor."""

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9781777337513

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A very funny and excellent satirical portrayal of how many people around the world feel about the Trump presidency. TM. Great book parodying real life in 2020... for the politically savvy reader. LC This is outstanding and hilarious! HV A book filled with funny quirks and good humor. This book had me roaring with laughter! This is a book that will be shared with many, both family and friends. RF This is excellent and very clever! JH This is a lot of fun! The kind of book you come back to again and again. JL

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Anna Lussenburg is a political, cultural, and social satirist and a keen observer of human nature. As a writer of allegories, she takes on everything from politics to our impact on the environment. In her career, she has enjoyed the opportunity to share her many observations on TV and in print media. Greg Perry is a Canadian-based syndicated editorial cartoonist and illustrator. He is the recipient of multiple journalism awards for both editorial cartooning and news reporting.

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