New Driver's Guide to Things to NOT Crash Into: A Funny Gag Driving Education Book for New and Bad Drivers (Dodykavis Guide Books)

I asked my nephew about Christmas present ideas and he said "how about a book about driving cars?" ( he is working on getting his license.)Being the smart- uncle I am...and knowing driving is more about practice and people driving with you than reading a book...I found this book.He opened it for Christmas as kind of my gag gift to him. The family found it funny.I found it funny.For example, a section says: "Don't hit old people". Then explains why.My kind of humor.

This was a great gift to my grandson who’s just learning to drive We were all laughing reading this book “ what not to crash into!”

Very funny book for a beginning driver.

Pretty funny & nice gag gift for recent driver

Easy reading, very funny,some things good to know,others well at least a laugh

My husband saw this before I got it wrapped for Christmas! He told me he wanted to give it to our twin grandsons before they started driving in May!! It is such a perfect gift for upcoming drivers!!

Got this for my 23 year old niece. She can't seem to go a week without some new dent or paint swapping badge on her car. Since she never seems to know what happened, I thought this would be the perfect Christmas gift. If this doesn't help, I don't know what will. AA, perhaps?

So, I am torn. The title drew me in and flipping through i found some pages to be funny, but some were far reaching...like dont crash into antartica? Ummmmm.,.. the other thing I found was that the opening page is in the way of a roast, for example it says something to the effect of "things that would be obvious to most people, but we have been told you are not most people..." implying that they are stupid? so if said person is thick skinned and sarcastic...ok....but if they are nervous or more, squishy.? maybe not the introduction I would have chosen. It is not what I expected, and is thinner and more scholastic-y? then i was anticipating.....torn on whether to gift or forget that I bought it....leaning towards forgetting.