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I Am a Pole (And So Can You!) Stephen Colbert
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing

It's a deep meaning behind a simple title: I am a Pole (And So Can You!). Age/Grade Range: young adult & up. New York: Grand Central Publishing. It's a story about a pole who wants to find meaning in his life. So books with a movie or TV connection seem to do pretty well. It's a great read for kids and hey, even young adults who are just starting out their careers. Lamp: I am a pole (and so can you!) cuntsquiggle 1 point : 11 months ago reply. Even Stephen Colbert's new children's book, I Am A Pole (And So Can You!), is sitting high on the charts at #19. Why not put a funny one in the white space, you know, to make us forget the dead dog? The Rosenbach Museum Stars On Last Night's The Colbert Report; A Brand New Exhibition Is Now On Display At The Museum Featuring Colbert's New Book I Am A Pole (And So Can You!) Posted by Allison Stadd. Mattsween 1 point : 11 months ago reply. And Colbert's own in-the-works I Am a Pole (and So Can You). (“The sad thing is, I like it.”) Below, watch the full clip, in which the two sniff ink markers together and discuss Colbert's future as a children's author and illustrator. Having locked in that back-handed blurb/blessing from Maurice Sendak himself in a hilarious interview on his Comedy Central. Illustrated by Paul Hildebrand. €�The perfect gift to give a child or grandchild for their high school or college graduation. I would like to think, that my owning of a copy of 'I Am A Pole (And So Can You!)', an interview gag turned best seller, more than makes up for this absent childhood memory. In recent months, he had said he was working on a project about noses and he endorsed - against his best judgment - Stephen Colbert's I am a Pole (And So Can You!), a children's story calculated to offend the master. I Am a Pole (And So Can You!) How does Where the Wild Things Are author Maurice Sendak feel about Stephen Colbert's new children's book? I Am A Pole (And So Can You!) “The sad thing is, I like it” – Maurice Sendak.