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Today, we open with a rant. At present, this isn't really well-nigh this volume in particular or annihilation the author did. This rant is about publishers and how they like to sneak series into our lives. Mind, I don't mind series, though I am getting a chip tired of everything existence part of a serial, but what I cannot abide by is thinking a book is a standalone and it turning out to be the showtime book in a serial. Nothing in the blurb or on Goodreads indicates that this is part of a series, but, as the last ch Today, we open with a rant. Now, this isn't actually nigh this volume in particular or anything the writer did. This rant is most publishers and how they like to sneak series into our lives. Listen, I don't mind series, though I am getting a flake tired of everything being part of a serial, merely what I cannot abide past is thinking a volume is a standalone and it turning out to exist the beginning book in a series. Zero in the blurb or on Goodreads indicates that this is part of a series, but, as the final affiliate makes clear, it is. HARRUMPH to this I say. I'one thousand left feeling annoyed with the volume, as though information technology did something to me when this is a failure of the publisher in marketing it properly as what it is: the opening to a series. Despite this, The Fantastic Family Whipple really was a beautiful middle grade novel, simply do be warned that it is yet another series.

Young readers are going to dear The Fantastic Family Whipple, I accept picayune dubiousness. Earth records are so compelling to children for reasons I don't quite fathom now that I'm an developed. All the same, I remember marveling over the Guinness Book of World Records only like anybody else did back in elementary school. In library's I've worked out, the Guinness Book has always been i of the most pop check outs. Kids love this stuff, and they will love this book.

Fifty-fifty better for young readers, the records being set in The Fantastic Family Whipple are all ridiculous, which volition no dubiety have the young readers chortling. For instance, ane of the attempted records involves a hamster-manned rocket flying and some other involves hopping up and down on ane leg. Even better, the Whipples participate in an Unsafe Sports competition, which I am sure will captivate young imaginations.

The comprehend really captures the light-hearted humor, silliness, and bombastic nature of The Fantastic Family Whipple. In addition to the hijinks, in that location's also a mystery for our utterly un-illustrious young hero to solve. Arthur Whipple is the but unremarkable member of the Whipple family, but information technology's his turn to step upwardly and exist important. Also, thanks to their new neighbors, the Goldwins, Arthur's family may be joining him in his losing streak.

I did like The Fantastic Family Whipple, but this is one of those heart course novels that I recollect loses a lot of its charm for an developed audience. The jokes and the situations are perfect sense of humor for children, simply, while entertaining, didn't bulldoze me to the heights of glee that I think they would a child. As well, I would have liked to see a flake more than progress made on the mystery plot line in this book. The ending felt arbitrary and sudden.

If you know younger readers who dearest sense of humour and can't stop reading the Guinness Book of Earth Records, they will dearest The Fantastic Family Whipple. As an adult, the humor wasn't quite my speed, and so I probably will non be returning for the sequel.

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Arthur Whipple is a let-down to his entire family. He is ane of the many children of the Whipple family unit, who is known to have broken the most world records as a family unit than any other in the world.

Why, oh why does every book have to be turned into a serial? Especially when it could exist a stand up-alone book...

Publishers, you've washed it all the same once again...you've put another serial in my life that honestly (no offense to any publisher, author, etc.) could really be a stand alone book if the plot had been con

Arthur Whipple is a permit-down to his entire family unit. He is one of the many children of the Whipple family, who is known to have broken the about globe records as a family than any other in the earth.

Why, oh why does every book take to be turned into a serial? Especially when it could be a stand up-alone book...

Publishers, y'all've done information technology yet again...you've put another series in my life that honestly (no offense to any publisher, author, etc.) could actually be a stand lonely volume if the plot had been concluded. It was similar half a volume.

Overall...a pretty good book. I was simply very frustrated in the fact that Arthur's parents (particularly his male parent) treated him similar he was a failure to the entire family and that he didn't deserve to exist there merely because he hadn't broken a world tape. His begetter even showed him a failure quotient nautical chart to remind his son of HOW MUCH of a failure he was.

The book also portrays violent images (for beingness an elementary read) such as parents throwing knives at their children in the sake of winning a title as well equally i of the siblings getting "accidentally" shot in the back by an arrow.

Information technology also voices the theme that winning is more than important than family unit or being empathetic to others.

A few things were not explained beforehand, such as Arthur's participation in the Unsafe Sports Showdown and the Rocket Stick event. I thought this kid was a failure, only he's competing in a world-record event! Merely a fleck confusing...

A decent book overall, but the plot was not concluded and has plainly led to a sequel...

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Jun 02, 2013 Greta rated information technology actually liked it

I was really surprised that this book ended where information technology did -- it almost felt like the author realized that he'd have to write a 2d book to cease this story arc. Which is a bit annoying-- I wanted this story to conclude and for the inevitable 2d book to exist its own story. Still, there were parts when I actually laughed out loud (by and large relating to the protagonist Arthur's arch nemesis, Prince Bobo the chimpanzee.

But, the earth records in the appendix kind of makes up for all shortcomings.

I was actually surprised that this book concluded where it did -- information technology almost felt similar the author realized that he'd accept to write a 2d volume to finish this story arc. Which is a bit annoying-- I wanted this story to conclude and for the inevitable 2nd volume to be its own story. Still, there were parts when I actually laughed out loud (generally relating to the protagonist Arthur's arch nemesis, Prince Bobo the chimpanzee.

Merely, the globe records in the appendix kind of makes upwardly for all shortcomings.

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Mar 12, 2013 Courtney Luke rated it it was amazing

MUST READ! The clever and endearing vocalization and fantastical characters will take you on the almost memorable adventure! Nothing curt of Extraordinary!

Started off clever just the premise had worn sparse by the finish.

November 12, 2013 Angie rated it information technology was ok

Arthur Whipple doesn't fit in his family unit. Everyone else has the same altogether and breaks world records every mean solar day. Arthur was born a twenty-four hours early and has failed at every record he has attempted to break. Even the people who work for the Whipples are record holders. Arthur tries everything to brand his family unit meet and appreciate him only they never practice. Then a mysterious dwarf and behemothic ruin the big birthday bash and a family from Mr. Whipple's past comes dorsum and beats the Whipples at everything. The fa Arthur Whipple doesn't fit in his family. Everyone else has the aforementioned altogether and breaks world records every day. Arthur was born a day early and has failed at every record he has attempted to suspension. Fifty-fifty the people who piece of work for the Whipples are record holders. Arthur tries everything to brand his family run into and appreciate him simply they never do. Then a mysterious dwarf and behemothic ruin the large altogether bash and a family unit from Mr. Whipple'southward past comes dorsum and beats the Whipples at everything. The family melt is blamed for all their troubles, but Arthur knows he isn't the real culprit. He has to detect out who is behind everything and convince the others of the truth.

Ugh! I near didn't get through this one. It had then much going for it, but really didn't live up to its potential. For one thing it was WAY too long. 400 pages is a lot of story especially for a book as convoluted equally this 1. The world tape stuff was interesting at get-go, simply speedily became a crutch for the story. It was manner also unbelievable and clunky a device. The terminal thing that actually bothered me was the fact that in that location wasn't really any conclusion or moral or lesson to be learned from this book. Nosotros don't know who ruined the birthday party; we don't know who really hired the dwarf and giant; we don't know why the melt was blamed; we don't know what is up with the Goldwins; and Arthur'south family never appreciates him. I actually wanted more from this book and didn't get it.

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December 06, 2013 Tiffany rated information technology really liked it

I liked this volume a lot simply there were a few things that bothered me. First, it ended so abruptly. It was very suspenseful so it was a huge let down that information technology just stopped. I would wait until the next one comes out before reading this one. The other affair was it had some violence and vehement ideas. Like mothers throwing knives at their children, hoping they are good plenty not to hit them. Or an arrow hit i of the brothers in the back. Also I didn't like the theme that winning is everything I liked this volume a lot but in that location were a few things that bothered me. Get-go, it ended so abruptly. It was very suspenseful so information technology was a huge let downwardly that it just stopped. I would wait until the next 1 comes out earlier reading this 1. The other affair was it had some violence and violent ideas. Like mothers throwing knives at their children, hoping they are good plenty not to hitting them. Or an arrow hitting one of the brothers in the dorsum. Too I didn't similar the theme that winning is everything and is more than important than helping others. I was hoping that would be inverse around merely wasn't in this book. I am looking forward to the next one! ...more

Mar 02, 2014 Josh Newhouse rated information technology really liked it

I really liked this book... it'south absurd... information technology's cute... it'southward funny... but...

information technology's half a book... rise action, drama, twists... merely no resolution... not the only book I've read that committed this sin... merely at 350 plus pages... there was no demand...

there'south dangling plot lines and there's this...

torn betwixt three and v stars... depression iv stars due to this issue... hope volume two resolves things ameliorate!

I really liked this volume... it's absurd... it's cute... information technology's funny... but...

it's half a book... ascent action, drama, twists... but no resolution... non the only book I've read that committed this sin... merely at 350 plus pages... there was no demand...

there'south dangling plot lines and at that place'southward this...

torn betwixt 3 and 5 stars... low four stars due to this issue... promise book 2 resolves things better!

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Dec 23, 2013 Jill Cd rated it it was ok

I just couldn't finish it. I got past page 100 of the 400 pages and was bored. It was too predictable. I idea the concept was interesting and could be very appealing to readers simply for me it dragged. I just couldn't finish it. I got past page 100 of the 400 pages and was bored. It was too predictable. I thought the concept was interesting and could be very highly-seasoned to readers but for me it dragged. ...more

Jul 20, 2013 meg rated it liked it

iii and a half. fun premise and clever writing merely the activity felt a fiddling to dragged out even before i found out it was going to take a sequel. should have been a stand alone i recollect.

Beautiful book--definitely more than for the younger set. Isabel enjoyed information technology a lot. We'll probably listen to the second i at some point. Cute book--definitely more for the younger set. Isabel enjoyed it a lot. We'll probably mind to the 2d one at some point. ...more

Feb 03, 2022 Susan rated it it was ok

This book is a compendium stuffed purposelessly with everything the writer idea of that might go a express mirth out of a immature person or spark some interest. The pieces of it didn't get together. There were segments humorous family stuff, mafia stuff, ghost story stuff, and scary circus stuffchoppily jumbled together to no apparent point. And at that place was no existent theme. Maybe that not all practiced things one can practice tin be described as records that get into Guinness. In fact I'm not in fact convinced there's This book is a compendium stuffed purposelessly with everything the author thought of that might get a laugh out of a immature person or spark some interest. The pieces of it didn't become together. There were segments humorous family stuff, mafia stuff, ghost story stuff, and scary circus stuffchoppily jumbled together to no apparent betoken. And there was no real theme. Perchance that not all good things ane can exercise can exist described as records that get into Guinness. In fact I'm non in fact convinced there's going to exist a plot line as this series progresses. The grapheme of the melt was good. But the volume is extremely lengthy, and at the end, not one thing in it is resolved. Instead of an catastrophe the reader is offered a slice of cake and a promise that there volition be further installments to come. That for me broke the trust betwixt author and reader. It posed a unproblematic choice: Either I could decide non to care near anything that happened in this book or any of its characters or read through nevertheless some other ane with no faith that information technology volition bring things to resolution either. If the publisher thought this would entice people to purchase a second installment, they need a reality check. To be off-white to the author, I think he's probably a good writer. Some of this is imaginative although the purpose of most of information technology does seem to but be to surprise. The things that occur don't seem to come out a plot. They're merely a serial of remarkable and odd things that the writer hopes are funny pasted together to endeavour to somehow approximate a plot. Only I suspect a lot of information technology was not what the author naturally wrote. Reading the acknowledgements made me suspect there was an original volume here that got edited out of existence and replaced with a ton of phony for profit nonsense. ...more

Nov 05, 2019 Hannah Benke rated it did not like it

I don't hold with other reviewers who say that kids would love this. Information technology is such a depressing book. The main character who is a petty male child is seen as a failure to his entire family and to all of the earth around him! (Lethe than 2 characters). Arthur has non one success in the entire book! Every matter he touches goes haywire and whenever he tries to help others it ends up being a flop. I presume perhaps in later novels in the series he'll succeed at something and mayhap and then his family unit will not be I don't hold with other reviewers who say that kids would dearest this. It is such a depressing volume. The principal graphic symbol who is a little boy is seen as a failure to his entire family and to all of the world around him! (Lethe than two characters). Arthur has not one success in the entire volume! Every thing he touches goes haywire and whenever he tries to help others it ends up being a flop. I assume perhaps in later novels in the series he'll succeed at something and maybe then his family will not be ashamed of him-just I won't be getting that far. This book could take been so good, but it's just downright sad. The only good part was the narrator of the audio book-he has a British accent and it'southward really great. ...more

Jul 06, 2018 Katrina rated it liked it

This was 1 of our summer read-alouds. Arthur was built-in into a family of world record holders and he can't break a tape of his ain. He then tries to effigy out who is out to sabotage the family unit and has quite a few mishaps along the way. I felt the volume dragged and in no way expected information technology to exist the get-go in a series. This book could accept very hands been a stand alone book and wrapped up everything by the stop. The kids liked the book and now want the 2nd in the series to get everything resolved.

Mar 30, 2018 LilT1227 rated information technology really liked it

I liked this volume because information technology's a actually expert message nigh non giving upwards and trying your best. It's smart to base of operations it off of world record breaking because many people neglect before they succeed. Arthur too makes a foreign partner who helps him on the case of 2 mysterious clowns. That is why I similar this book.

Feb 08, 2019 Adarsh Magesh rated it really liked it

I retrieve t this volume was very interesting. It was funny to read almost all of Arthur'south failed records. I recall information technology was really cool how the whole volume was based off of a real record breaking family unit. I as well liked the fact that there were lots of record breaking people, items, places, and more in the volume. The plot was likewise really interesting because it was not just action, but really funny! I call up t this book was very interesting. It was funny to read about all of Arthur'south failed records. I think it was really cool how the whole volume was based off of a real record breaking family. I besides liked the fact that at that place were lots of record breaking people, items, places, and more in the book. The plot was too really interesting considering it was not just action, only really funny! ...more

Dec 22, 2017 Abby rated information technology it was amazing

This was a very proficient volume. It was funny and engrossing. Information technology has plot twists, character changes, and the characters brand yous feel their emotions. You lot should non read this book if y'all are scared of danger. This is a very expert volume. You should read information technology.

Jul 09, 2017 Lee Ann rated it really liked it

This was a really fun and humorous story. I wish the mystery had been solved though! I loved all the quirky records and the crazy characters.

May 22, 2018 Katie rated information technology really liked information technology

I recollect this book would translate well to the big screen.

Bully book.

Terrific mystery filled to the brim with action and suspense. I would recommend it to anyone who likes record breaking.

May 25, 2021 Megan rated it really liked it

I read this a few years agone. I was thinking about information technology the other day, and I somehow ran into it today! I just have to say, if I'm still thinking about it after a few years, it must be a good book. I read this a few years ago. I was thinking about it the other twenty-four hours, and I somehow ran into it today! I just have to say, if I'm still thinking about it after a few years, information technology must exist a good volume. ...more than

There'south comedy and mystery and just a touch of sinister activeness this is i of my favorite books At that place's comedy and mystery and merely a touch on of sinister action this is one of my favorite books ...more

This volume is a good read for the kids. The characters were likable and the story was entertaining.

The world of the Whipple's is a fascinating and exciting place, where breaking globe records is valued above all other attributes. Where crowds flock to the almanac Unsafe Sports issue to cheer on death-defying acts, such equally mothers throwing knives at their children.

Every member of the Family Whipple - except Arthur - shares the same birthday: March 1st. Every member of the Family Whipple - except Arthur - has broken multiple earth records. Arthur has yet to break even one.

Father Whipple keeps a

The earth of the Whipple's is a fascinating and exciting place, where breaking globe records is valued above all other attributes. Where crowds flock to the annual Unsafe Sports event to cheer on decease-defying acts, such as mothers throwing knives at their children.

Every member of the Family Whipple - except Arthur - shares the aforementioned birthday: March 1st. Every member of the Family unit Whipple - except Arthur - has broken multiple earth records. Arthur has yet to break fifty-fifty one.

Father Whipple keeps a failure quotient on his children, specially Arthur, his one oddball son.

But, fifty-fifty as Arthur strives to proceed up with his siblings, there is a mystery itinerant. Something called "the Panthera leo'southward Curse" threatens to bring doom, disgrace, destruction and fifty-fifty death to Arthur's family.

Reading this volume made me desire to meet the author in person. I imagine that he might be a wise and jovial sort, with whom I and other Children'due south Librarians could share a cup of coffee and talk about children'southward literature. Sometimes I admire an author's work, and so come across them in person and I am disappointed. But I have college hopes for Matthew Ward.

I was impressed by the sense of humor that is woven through every affiliate, and the intricate attending to detail that has gone into crafting each main character and their captivating globe.

The characters' personalities charmed me:

- I liked the thoughtfulness of Sammy the Spatula's birthday cakes for Arthur, and the painstaking detail the chef put into recognizing Arthur's growing level of accomplishment.

- I couldn't help shaking my head at Father Whipple'southward tunnel vision when it comes to recognizing that his son could have value for something other than breaking world records.

- Arthur's steps and missteps seemed very true-to-life for a 12-year-old boy. Awkward with girls. Wanting to please his father. Desiring to impress his family. Confusion in the moment, due to wanting to do the right thing, merely non beingness quite clear on what that might be...

My merely complaint virtually the book was that the catastrophe did not wrap everything up neatly with a bow. It left room for a 2nd installment instead...

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This year, my mom and I attended the Book Expo of America in Manhattan. At the expo, everybody loves books (well that'southward a shocker). I had conversations about books everywhere; on the shorthand lines, eating lunch, etc. While I was waiting for an autograph from Peter Lerangis, I engaged in a conversation with a librarian. We talked about what books we liked and I told her nigh my blog. She recommended this book to me, and was kind enough to hand me an Advanced Reader Copy, or ARC for brusk. This This twelvemonth, my mom and I attended the Book Expo of America in Manhattan. At the expo, everybody loves books (well that's a shocker). I had conversations virtually books everywhere; on the autograph lines, eating lunch, etc. While I was waiting for an autograph from Peter Lerangis, I engaged in a chat with a librarian. Nosotros talked about what books we liked and I told her virtually my blog. She recommended this volume to me, and was kind enough to hand me an Advanced Reader Copy, or ARC for brusque. This book will officially be released in August. Give thanks you nice librarian lady.

The Whipple family was a record breaking family. They broke 49,521 records. Everybody in the family was born on March 1, just, sadly, Arthur Whipple didn't bring together the guild. He was born on February 29. Non even ane unmarried record out of the 49,521 were broken by him. And then, the worst affair imaginable happens. Menacing, evil, common cold blooded clowns (yes, clowns!) trashed the Whipple's birthday political party!

This book was a funny read. Some parts made me express mirth out loud, similar when Prince Bobo the Chimpanzee and Arthur competed in a rocket stick race, and when a piece of giant french toast fell on one of Arthur's sisters, Beatrice Whipple.

This was a dandy book. It'southward a funny and creative novel. I take never read a story about record breakers, but now I'm poring over the Guinness Book of World Records. The only thing I didn't like about the book was that I felt Arthur's surround were described with picayune detail. Beside that, information technology'due south an amazing story.

My favorite grapheme was Mr. Mahankali. He had a pet elephant who was the largest Indian elephant ever, and held the record for being the hairiest man of al l time. He saved the Whipple family when their altogether political party was trashed.

I rate this volume 9 out of 10 stars because Arthur's world wasn't described in much detail. It was yet an outstanding book. Every bit I said earlier, thank prissy librarian ladies.

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Dec 12, 2014 Nicholas M. rated information technology it was amazing

If you lot think being part of a globe record property family unit is piece of cake and fun, than you should you lot read The Fantastic Family Whipple by Matthew Ward and observe how difficult it tin be to compete with your family unit. Meet Arthur Whipple, a young boy, son of Charles Whipple, and failed record breaker since birth. His family is a famous record-breaking family, and Arthur hasn't been breaking records like they do. He can never seem to get it right. Making things worse, the Whipples are troubled by the ris If you call up existence part of a world record belongings family is like shooting fish in a barrel and fun, than y'all should you read The Fantastic Family Whipple past Matthew Ward and discover how hard it can be to compete with your family. See Arthur Whipple, a young male child, son of Charles Whipple, and failed tape breaker since nascence. His family is a famous tape-breaking family unit, and Arthur hasn't been breaking records like they do. He tin never seem to get information technology right. Making things worse, the Whipples are troubled past the ascension of another record-breaking family unit who are chirapsia one tape after another. Meanwhile, Mr. Whipple starts to blame the "Lyons Expletive" for his family's contempo misfortune after a giant piece of French toast about squashes 1 of Arthur's sisters so, after, at the Whipple'due south birthday, a giant cake with huge candles blows upward at the political party and starts a fire! Afterwards, the Whipple's chef, Sammy "The Spatula" Smith is blamed for both the "French Toast Fiasco" and the "Birthday Block Catastrophe." However, Arthur suspects a pair of clowns who showed up simply before everything went wrong is responsible for the disasters. Will Arthur catch the crooks in time?

Ane thing I similar nearly this book is how funny the situations are written. For example, one of Arthur's sister's records is Highest Hamster-Piloted Model-Rocket Launch Ever Recorded. Another thing I like about the book is all the creative, fantastic things that are involved in the Whipple'south life such as "Explococoa!," a hot cocoa potable that explodes! Finally, after reading The Fantastic Family unit Whipple, I was excited to learn more about world record holders and how hard information technology can exist to break a tape. If that topic combined with an exciting, funny mystery interests yous, than I highly recommend you read this volume.

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Arthur Whipple is ruining his family'south attempts at record breaking. He's born on February 29 instead of ane March. He can't fifty-fifty stay awake for five days, and isn't helping his family unit to exist the biggest and best at everything then that they can be listed in the Grazelby Guide. The family unit is so prolific at setting records that they take a full time staff member from the Guide attend to the family unit. Arthur suspects he might be a victim of the Lyon's Expletive, and when things first to go wrong for the whole Arthur Whipple is ruining his family unit'southward attempts at record breaking. He'due south born on Feb 29 instead of ane March. He can't fifty-fifty stay awake for five days, and isn't helping his family unit to exist the biggest and all-time at everything so that they can exist listed in the Grazelby Guide. The family unit is and then prolific at setting records that they have a full fourth dimension staff member from the Guide attend to the family. Arthur suspects he might exist a victim of the Lyon's Curse, and when things kickoff to go wrong for the whole family, he becomes more and more concerned. A behemothic birthday cake is sabotaged, causing injuries. The family cook, Sammy, is accused of setting this up, and Arthur is determined to see that the homo is freed. This is made more difficult by the appearance of another record setting family, and the involvement of the very touchy Global Society of Dwarves and Giants. Arthur manages to prove his worth to his family, fifty-fifty if it is in ways that they don't particularly value. His adventures will continue in the fall of 2014 with a second book. Had to read this advisedly, but decided it is realistic, if goofy.

Strengths: Tons of action, lots of humour, kids saving the situation-- this has information technology all. For some reason, it struck me that readers of The Mysterious Benedict Society would similar this one.

Weaknesses: A fiddling too frenetic for my taste. There were so many characters and so much going on that I had to really concentrate to go on the plot straight.

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Though Matthew Ward was crowned back-to-dorsum School Spelling-Bee Champion in the third and fourth grades, his childhood passed with little international distinction. He went on to study fine fine art and cinema at the Academy of Southern California, then fittingly became the fine art managing director of a cinematography magazine. Subsequently years of working with other people'southward stories all day long, he set up out to fina Though Matthew Ward was crowned back-to-dorsum School Spelling-Bee Champion in the third and fourth grades, his childhood passed with little international distinction. He went on to study fine art and movie theatre at the University of Southern California, so fittingly became the art manager of a cinematography magazine. After years of working with other people'south stories all day long, he set out to finally write a story of his own, inspired by decades of flipping through The Guinness Book of World Records. His first novel, The Fantastic Family unit Whipple, was published in 2013, followed by the sequel, War of the Earth Records, a year later. He currently lives in San Diego with his four record-attempting associates: his wife, Wendie, and their iii sons: Henry, Miles, and Archer.

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