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Cruise Crazy: The Cruise Addict's Survival Guide

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This is a marvel of a little book. The new dictionary for cruise addict behavior (The Cruise Line Lexicon) will keep you occupied (and giggling) for hours! And if you're having a hard time counting the days until your next cruise comes, this book is the perfect guilty pleasure for anyone who loves to cruise. (And others who wonder why we're so addicted!) Not bad at all for ten bucks.

Thank you, Dr. Nutty! I read this last night (addicted to both cruises and reading!) and thoroughly enjoyed it. This book is a useful tool to be used during all stages of cruise addiction. I can see myself picking it up to read sections or chapters when the need arises. It was a pleasure to read. Laugh-out-loud funny and/or just plain silly. What fun!

Dr. Nutty's survival guide is exactly what I needed to get through until my next cruise. I'm so glad that I found this book. It's funny amd definitely describes my addictive behavior from picking the perfect cruise through the end when I'm forced off the ship when the cruise ends.

This book is really great! It is very well-written, Dr. Nutty has a fantastic sense of humor and can qualm any pre-cruise, post-cruise, and cruise fears! There are some good tips to help you cope with inter-cruise times. Over all, it was a great read!

Had Dr. Nutty's book been around after my first cruise
then I might have had more laughs versus dull stares into space!
This is just plain fun, as was your last cruise. No travel advice
for your fave destination in Europe, nor neat pictures of ships that existed at publication date. Those books are boring! That is timely information that changes.
You are trying to find others who are in your mindset, and this book fits in! Nobody else gets it, but YOU DO! Timeless!

I recently read this book and thoroughly enjoyed it. Loved Chapter 3 about being a "traumatic traveler" because that's exactly what I am. Plus the part about "Seaport Personality Syndrome" made me laugh because it really describes how I feel when I get to my port city and board the ship. It's all good though. If you love cruising, you'll love this book for what it is.

"Cruise Crazy" was recommended to me by a passenger on my latest cruise as an entertaining way to help me get over the post-cruise blues and to help figure out just how cruise addicted I am. It was a fast and funny read and I don't know how many times I thought - how does Dr. Nutty know me?? I tried several of his suggestions and they really helped me out. I now have a cruise corner in my bedroom - with my homemade towel swan and a collection of tiny umbrellas among other souvenirs. It's my go to spot when I need a little cruise fix. I would absolutely recommend this book to any cruise fan who has a tough time getting back into the real world after living in a fantasy world on the sea for a week. Since I now know that I'm a top-of-the-line cruise addict I guess I should start packing for my next cruise!!

Cruise Crazy is the perfect book for anyone who likes cruises. It describes in an over-the-top and funny way what it's like to be fascinated with cruising. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a quick, fun read until their next cruise.

I love cruises and books on cruises. I've bought so many of them from Amazon that I've lost count. Of all the cruise books I've read, this is the only one I truly dislike. The humor is so cornball.

The narrator of the book is "Dr. Kruz Nutty". Dr. Nutty's picture is shown throughout the book posing in various situations involving cruises. In each picture he wears a stethoscope, white lab coat, and captain's hat while sporting thought balloons including "Wowza...Caribbean Cosmos are the bomb!", "Virroomm!", and "Awwww....I wove my wittle inflatable cruise ship!"

If you find this kind humor to be funny, then buy the book. If not, save your money and buy one of these excellent books: Berlitz Complete Guide to Cruising, any of the Anne Vipond cruise books, Frommer,s Cruises and Ports of Call, any of the John Maxtone-Graham books, any of the William H. Miller books, and Permanent Passenger: My Life on a Cruise Ship, Cruise Confidential: A Hit Below the Waterline.

I found this book to be very unique and humorous and I wouldn't even call myself a cruise addict - although I like cruising. You have to understand the humor and I "got it", so it was very enjoyable with some very clever ideas. For $10, you can't go wrong and I recommend it to everyone.