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Dancing with Jesus: Featuring a Host of Miraculous Moves
Sam Stall
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Board Books
$16.59
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Board Books
$16.59
Annotation
This novelty humour book pays homage to Jesus with a set of unique dance moves inspired by Jesus himself, as well as familiar biblical names such as Moses and John the Baptist. full-colour illustrations and lenticulars animating two of the dances make this a truly one-of-a-kind novelty item!
Publisher Description
Singing hymns of praise is standard practice—now it's time to set your feet a-tapping with a collection of original dance moves inspired by Jesus and the likes of Moses and John the Baptist. Dances include: the Water Walk, the Temptation Tango, the Judas Hustle, and The Apostolic Conga. Each dance move is outlined with: how to, inspiration, and an illustration. Slyly irreverent but ultimately festive, "Dancing with Jesus" is illustrated in full color. Best of all, two of the dances are animated for full effect by a lenticular cover and last-spread finale, making this a truly one-of-a-kind novelty item
Author Biography
Sam Stall is an author, freelance writer, and former editor of Indianapolis Monthly magazine. He has written more than a dozen books specializing in humour and pop culture, including the South Park episode guides. Sam Stall lives in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents Are you cursed with two left feet? The Water Walk The Carpenter Clog The Temptation Tango The Temple Slam The Lazarus Lurch The Judas Hustle The Cheek Turn The Last Supper Stomp The Pilate Shuffle The Ascension Swing The John the Baptist Bop The Apostolic Conga
Review
BookFetish.org "What may seem like a simple, unnecessary child's board-book for adults on the surface is actually an action-packed, step-by-step guide that might actually change your life. Or it may not... but can you really afford to take that chance? ... Sam Stall firmly establishes that he has the necessary motor skills to write. By taking on a hard-hitting, polemic theme, Stall proves that one man's blasphemy is another man's sense of humor."
