Garfield is ready to run in this 110% extreme book! Garfield has entered an Iron man race. In the First session the fat cat has to swim to an island to start the second session, which is biking! Can Garfield make it this far? If he does it's not over with yet! The third and final session is to run several miles to the finish line! If Garfield wins he gets the key to the city which lets him get all the food he wants for free! How will Garfield manage to complete this amazing task? Find out in "Garfield's Ironcat" This is a great book! A+!

This is excellent and remaines (hailed by myself) the greatest Garfield story told, excluding the numbered series, of course. Great fun, laughs, and thrills, looking just how far the tubby tabby would go to save Jon, Odie, and especially Arlene from the dooms of Judgement Day.

Very funny!!!!I really recomend it for people 7-adult!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is a cute, small Garfield book with funny phrases and illustrations of Garfield doing different things. It is good for a stocking stuffer.

Realy Funny! Any fat cat lover should get this book. Garfield gives us his best party sayings in a great book.

This book have many of the greatest stories gathered from old Grece, storise about Olympien. the text floats straight al the time, even not so good readers can really get stuck of this book as for good readers. This book's perfect for everyones reading.From the first page to the last.

If you like Garfield you'll love the postcards! My friends loved geting them and so will your friends.

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Miles Kendig is a man with a mission--his own. When he is forcibly retired from service in the Agency (CIA), he comes up with a plan to put himself back in the hotseat: exposing the dirty tricks the Agency has played. Of course, this irritates his former employer and a world-wide manhunt is on. I bought this book thinking it would flesh out some of the details the movie, which I dearly love, wasn't able to expand upon. What I found was that the two are quite dissimilar. The premise is the same, as are the names of most of the characters, but don't for a minute think if you've seen the movie, the book is redundant. It's a different story in many ways. If you enjoy an extremely well thought-out, well-timed and well-researched edge of your seat novel, this is the one. The movie, a delightful comedy starring Walter Matthau, is in a much lighter vein. I unreservedly recommend both. And I plan on finding more of Mr. Garfield's books!

Garfield tells everythig (bad) that you can about work. It is even better than Garfield's Insults, put-downs & SLAMS!