| "Greetings, loyal minion. And thank you for purchasing the most useful guide you shall ever own..." (from the first line) From the Publisher:
With episodes of Family Guy now running on Fox, Cartoon Network, and TBS, the Griffins are taking over the airwaves. Discover how you too can rule your world with this handbook from one of the show's most popular characters!
Stewie Griffin is a maniacal one-year-old baby genius who sees clearly what's wrong with the world and is hell-bent on staging a coup d'tat that would turn absolute power over to him! The first tyrannical leader on his hit list is his mother, Lois -- the leader of the "gynocracy" making his young life totally insufferable. There are others, too.
Hell, if it weren't for his lack of muscle tone, toilet training, and his need for parentally provided sustenance, Stewie would have already gained control over most of the third world.
But even as a toddler Stewie knows that in order to rule the world you must first understand it. So he has compiled a book of his own musings on a wide variety of subjects: work, politics, religion, family, love, childhood, parenting, education, and more. What results is an anarchist's delight.
Helped into print by Steve Callaghan, one of the television show's lead writers, Family Guy: Stewie's Guide to World Domination features articulate young Stewie at his acerbic best.
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Fans of the cynically goofy animated series THE FAMILY GUY know that the two most clever members of the Griffin family are the dog, Brian, and the megalomaniacal toddler, Stewie. This guide, illustrated with full-color art from the hit TV show, is written from the latter's point of view. Stewie shares his views on pop culture, fashion, today's youth, and parenting, using his own experiences and family relationships as examples. Naturally, his valuable insights serve as the foundation for getting the upper hand in matters both domestic and global. Stewie may not have mastered toilet training yet, but his intelligence and overdeveloped sense of contempt are certainly far beyond his years.
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