Dear Dr Cornflake: For Loonies Aged 8-118

by Ken Ross

Dr Cornflake replies to his patient's letters in his own unique and inimitable style. A nutty book that makes perfect reading for those with a zany sense of humour. Ideal for teenage boys and anyone whose fun faculty needs a jolt. There are dozens of letters to peruse and to be amazed with, and if you can get beyond a few pages without going into hysterics of laughter, then you really are a deadpan character. It is a perfect book to cheer up those who are down in the mouth. It is almost certain to get a response that will vary from absolute gratitude to total bewilderment. Dr Cornflake is unforgettable and he may just have you laughing buckets full of tears. An ideal present for all members of the human race.

41 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 6, 2018

About the author

Born: January 1953 Westow, East Yorkshire.
Places of residence Barmby Moor, Pocklington, York & Leeds.:
Married: once
Divorced: once (long ago)
Educated: Harehills County Secondary School
Children: 8
First Publication: 1963
Jobs: many
Books Published: around 57
Most productive year: 2019 - 500,000 words +
Book Series: Ken Ross Romantic/Erotic Suspense Series & Rosa's Confessions Series
Most important thing in life: time
Most pleasant activity: thinking
Favourite drink: tea
Writing advice: never stop, never give up
Greatest success: waking up every morning so far
Fascination: women
Ambition: contentment

Reviews

[Bettye McKee]

How to read this book

This is not a book which requires curling up in a comfy chair with a snack and a cup of tea. Since it is made up of silly letters and silly replies, you can read it in spare moments such as while you're waiting for an important phone call or sitting in an emergency room waiting for your name to be called.

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[Serena · Rating 3 out of 5]

Dear Dr Cornflake

This is a short, fun read. I was unacquainted with Dr Cornflake before I read this book. I enjoyed reading this one. It isn't for everyone as the humor tends to be more Canadian (or British or Australian) than American.

[Nicole Normand · Rating 2 out of 5]

It's ridiculous; it doesn't make sense and it's not funny at all.
I'm not sure why someone would think this is Canadian humour; we're better than that.

[Linda · Rating 3 out of 5]

Funny. If you need a laugh or two, read it. Good for young as well as old.

[Ken Ross · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good fun read that will keep the children entertained and have them laughing.