Book Review and Giveaway: The Kid Dictionary by Eric Ruhalter

Synopsis: The Kid Dictionary by Eric Ruhalter is full of hilarious words to describe the indescribable things kids do. 


After all, we’ve all heard Blubberish (the incomprehensible breathless stammering of a crying child trying to tell you what happened to her), and it’s a rare parent that’s never had to treat an Invisibooboo (the site on a child’s body where you unnecessarily applied a bandage to appease him when he got hurt, even though no blood ever appeared).

From loving to lovingly exasperated, Ruhalter’s word-combo definitions will finally let parents everywhere accurately describe all the things their kids do that make them laugh, cry, and hide that cookie they’re eating before dinner.

Review: This book is  hilarious! It would be the perfect gift for a new parent, or parent-to-be! They need to learn about Petswap (replacing dead pet without a kid noticing), Clandesdine (to hide while eating a cookie, so your child won't ask for one), and Bunnycomb (to search for a toddler's missing stuffed toy, to avoid a major meltdown-yours and the toddlers). 

We've all been there! This book will have you rolling on the floor, laughing your butt off! Pick it up and then share it with your friends and family. It would make a great baby shower gift!

About The Author: Eric Ruhalter works in television in NYC, making commercials about movies. At night, he comes home to his wife Kara and their three rambunctious children. There, he’s able to step inside of himself to write down the unique and unusual observations that inspire him. He also enjoys editing video, pimping his work via social media, surfing, Frisbee, and ping pong. He studied economics at Dickinson College where he learned that he’s not the least bit interested in the theories of economics. So rather than study, he spent most of his time writing.

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Disclosure / Disclaimer:  I was offered this book, free of charge,from Sourcebooks, for review purposes on this blog. No other compensation, monetary or in kind, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told what to say about it.