Just a Spoon Full of Laughter…is a great read for anyone that’s been to a doctors office and made it out alive. Written by an actual physician, it will keep you in stitches (no pun intended) from one story to the next. See for yourself what could be so funny about the physician office visit. Whether it’s recalling his first sigmoidoscopy or performing an autopsy, you’ll keep this riveting series of short humorous stories right there in the bathroom for pleasurable reading. You may even find yourself somewhere between the pages. From an author who will never be a New York Times Best Seller, it’s a great book for young or old, male or female, professional or not. It’s especially ideal for that person in your life who has everything except a sense of humor. It’s ideal as a stocking stuffer, white elephant gift or for future yard sales.
“The funniest book I ever read.” Says Dr. Zhivago
“Yes! Yes! Yes!” Says Dr. No

Just a Spoon Full of Laughter…is a great read for anyone that’s been to a doctors office and made it out alive. Written by an actual physician, it will keep you in stitches (no pun intended) from one story to the next. See for yourself what could be so funny about the physician office visit. Whether it’s recalling his first sigmoidoscopy or performing an autopsy, you’ll keep this riveting series of short humorous stories right there in the bathroom for pleasurable reading. You may even find yourself somewhere between the pages. From an author who will never be a New York Times Best Seller, it’s a great book for young or old, male or female, professional or not. It’s especially ideal for that person in your life who has everything except a sense of humor. It’s ideal as a stocking stuffer, white elephant gift or for future yard sales.
“The funniest book I ever read.” Says Dr. Zhivago
“Yes! Yes! Yes!” Says Dr. No

The wackiest characters this side of Mayberry stumble through misadventures with Southern wit and audacity. Leonard, Elvis, and Jelly, the main characters, find themselves in one catastrophe after another; a holdup, a pickle eating contest, a giant snake and the capture of a Chinese troll as well as the ordinary problems of life. The stories are told by the Preacher who is the narrator. Kind hearts and good intentions clash with reality and mess-ups in this zany glimpse of rural america as it was and still is in a place called The Pour House Cafe in Maple Hill, Tennessee. "This book is to entertainment what cornbread is to black-eyed peas." Elvis Wilbanks

Meet the large DeKlavon family from Greentree, a small suburb south of Pittsburgh. Join the Wayward Son in this light-hearted look at growing up during the war years of the 1940s. As the oldest son (and chief storyteller), he describes life in a home filled with love and laughter despite the hardships of World War II. Get to know his parents, who dedicated themselves to raising their children with high standards and the gift of humor. For all their determination, however, could even they turn this Wayward Son into a gentleman?

Nokyo is a city of 38,801,225 robots. In a world of monotonous routine, Robi is in search of happiness. But he is troubled by an aching void within. Neither materialism, nor culture, nor wisdom, nor music, nor religion, nor the practice of magic—nothing can fill it.

A story that reminds us of the maxim, “In every man’s heart, there is a hole in shape of God …” The creator is the only one who can fill our souls. The great love of Jesus offering his life is the bridge that connects us to God in this parable for our times.

Just a Spoon Full of Laughter…is a great read for anyone that’s been to a doctors office and made it out alive. Written by an actual physician, it will keep you in stitches (no pun intended) from one story to the next. See for yourself what could be so funny about the physician office visit. Whether it’s recalling his first sigmoidoscopy or performing an autopsy, you’ll keep this riveting series of short humorous stories right there in the bathroom for pleasurable reading. You may even find yourself somewhere between the pages. From an author who will never be a New York Times Best Seller, it’s a great book for young or old, male or female, professional or not. It’s especially ideal for that person in your life who has everything except a sense of humor. It’s ideal as a stocking stuffer, white elephant gift or for future yard sales.
“The funniest book I ever read.” Says Dr. Zhivago
“Yes! Yes! Yes!” Says Dr. No

The wackiest characters this side of Mayberry stumble through misadventures with Southern wit and audacity. Leonard, Elvis, and Jelly, the main characters, find themselves in one catastrophe after another; a holdup, a pickle eating contest, a giant snake and the capture of a Chinese troll as well as the ordinary problems of life. The stories are told by the Preacher who is the narrator. Kind hearts and good intentions clash with reality and mess-ups in this zany glimpse of rural america as it was and still is in a place called The Pour House Cafe in Maple Hill, Tennessee. "This book is to entertainment what cornbread is to black-eyed peas." Elvis Wilbanks

Meet the large DeKlavon family from Greentree, a small suburb south of Pittsburgh. Join the Wayward Son in this light-hearted look at growing up during the war years of the 1940s. As the oldest son (and chief storyteller), he describes life in a home filled with love and laughter despite the hardships of World War II. Get to know his parents, who dedicated themselves to raising their children with high standards and the gift of humor. For all their determination, however, could even they turn this Wayward Son into a gentleman?

Nokyo is a city of 38,801,225 robots. In a world of monotonous routine, Robi is in search of happiness. But he is troubled by an aching void within. Neither materialism, nor culture, nor wisdom, nor music, nor religion, nor the practice of magic—nothing can fill it.

A story that reminds us of the maxim, “In every man’s heart, there is a hole in shape of God …” The creator is the only one who can fill our souls. The great love of Jesus offering his life is the bridge that connects us to God in this parable for our times.