Rollo in Society

"Rollo in Society: A Guide for Youth" by George S. Chappell is a delightful parody of the once-popular "Rollo" books by Jacob Abbott. This humorous satire on society and manners offers a witty look at social conventions through the lens of gentle mockery. Chappell masterfully employs parody to playfully critique societal norms, making it an enduring exploration of human behavior.

A timeless example of satirical writing, "Rollo in Society" showcases Chappell's talent for blending humor with social commentary. This edition meticulously reproduces the original text, preserving its unique charm and wit. Readers interested in classic parodies and those seeking a humorous reflection on the absurdities of social life will find much to enjoy in this collection of essays. Explore the enduring appeal of this clever and amusing guide.

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