I keep hearing so much about some “Read Band Books Week.” Since everyone seems to be talking about it, I thought I should join in and read one. I decided Rock would be a fun band type to choose. The title of this sounds perfect for the occasion…
ROCK RULES: THE ULTIMATE ROCK BAND BOOK by Michele Rosenthal (amazon.com)
What? I misunderstood what they meant?
Oh, I get it. It is “Reed Band Books Week.” Hmmm…well I found this book. Doesn’t sound as interesting. But I guess I will read this…
REED INSTRUMENTS by Jeremy Montagu (tower.com)
Oh, that still isn’t right?
“Read Band Books Weak?” Really? It isn’t very nice to call sisters “WEAK” but I guess I will have to read this instead…
BAND OF SISTERS by Cathy Gohlke (edgyinspirationalromance.com)
Huh? That still isn’t correct??
Dang homophones.
OK, I finally get it now. But geesh, they didn’t even use spell check…
READ BANNED BOOKS WEEK (1×57.com)
Now I guess the next thing you are going to tell me is that there is no such thing as “Tell Band Stories Week???”
Because this one time, at band camp…
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READ WHATEVER YOU LIKE and LIKE WHATEVER YOU READ!
Read a banned book. Read a band book. It should be your choice.
I think I will still choose to read the “Ultimate Rock Band” book. Dude.
ROCK AND ROLL!!!!
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I love this post – clever and fun
Thanks Tilly Bud! When I heard about Read Banned Books Week, I thought of “band” books right away but was surprised by the number of possibilities for that one phrase once I started thinking about it. I thought it was too funny NOT to write about…even though it was corny.
I started to also add a photo of a red colored book for “RED Band Book Week” but that didn’t go with the homophone “theme.” Not really sure WHAT that would classify as…read and read (red) would be a heteronym (I had to look up what it’s called to be spelled the same but pronounced differently. lol) but once you change the spelling to “red” I think you have nothing. 
Is all I have to say