Don't Bend Over in the Garden, Granny, You Know Them Taters Got Eyes

Funny, and enjoyable. Sex education for the shy people; with humor and good story telling; makes a good book to read and not make you blush too much!

This book, like all of Lewis Grizzard's books, is absolutely full of humor. Even though he's been dead for several years, I still miss his columns and books.

Complaining that Lewis Grizzard's writing lacks a plot is like complaining that Beethoven or Merle Haggard's music isn't good to dance to. Lewis Grizzard was a columnist and he didn't write "stories" with "plots". He wrote essays full of perceptive and funny insight into what makes people tick, or at least amusement that he didn't understand certain things, such as Dr. Ruth's status as a sex expert. (Now, be honest.... how many saw Dr. Ruth for the first time and thought "SHE's a sex expert"?)I don't know about the rest of the world, but Georgia misses Lewis Grizzard.

Lewis was one of the funniest authors that ever wrote on southern traditions.

In "Don't bend Over in the Garden Granny, You know them Taters Got Eyes" Lewis takes a look at . . . well . . . sex. From poking fun at how the accent of Dr. Ruth could seriously hurt someone and other hilarious subjects that will keep you laughing for days.