My Love is Free...: But the Rest of Me Don't Come Cheap

by P.S. Wall

Book Overview

Awarded Best Humor Columnist of 1996 by the National Society of Newspaper Columnists, P. S. Wall has tossed the nation on its funny bone with her nationally syndicated column "Off the Wall." Combining... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1558535608
• ISBN13: 9781558535602
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Rutledge Hill Press
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.2" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

What a hoot!

My mom got me this book for Christmas, and her impeccable taste in humor didn't fail here. "My Love Is Free ..." is one of the funniest books of all time. Her "Sweetie" sounds just like most guys I know ... I laughed so hard I couldn't breathe when I read about their "adventures" in installing outdoor lighting. Even my husband, who can be a bit sensitive about this subject, laughed until his eyes watered. You can't go wrong giving this book as a gift ... and make sure to buy an extra copy for yourself!

Hilariously Funny

This is without a doubt, the funniest female writer since Erma Bombeck. P.S.Wall makes girl talk fun, without the complaining. A must read!

My Love is free.......for secretary's day instead of flowers

I bought the book at lunch and decided to just thumb through it quickly. Oh,no...I hear the sound of laughter and realize it's me. Quickly, I slap my hand over my mouth and slowly turn around to see if someone heard me. A cube-mate rolls his chair around to my cube and just stares. I blush and stare back. He is waiting for an answer. I giggle and say I just remembered something that happened at lunch. Suddenly, I am telling the story as if it were my own (wishing it to be true). Others join the laughter and I tell another. Then an idea hits me.! My Love is free....for secretary's day instead of flowers...the boss gives everyone a P.S. Wall book. My peers will love me and I might get a promotion or better yet a raise for this suggestion.

P. S. Wall expresses thoughts we've had all along.

P. S. Wall's comfortable humor makes me read and want to read again her experiences from the true, down-a-dirt-road, Sunday-go-to-meetin', chicken and dumplins', rural South. How did she grow up in my neighborhood without my knowing it?

Very funny, I was laughing so hard I fell in the koi pond!

Wall's writing will keep you laughing. I loved the story about taking her corporate exec., ballet loving "Sweetie" on a camping trip to meet her brother. "Sweetie's" ballet training pays off in dealing with a brother who uses a Swiss Army knife to pick dirt from his fingernails, and the laughs between these 2 guys makes the trip worthwhile for every woman who has ever been camping. Each chapter had more laughs than I could handle.