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Peter Pauper Press – Online Deal

$10 for $20 Worth of Books, Stationery, and Gifts from Peter Pauper Press

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Although teachers continue to teach reading and writing, most curricula no longer include the last of the "Three R's," Rambo-nomics. Amplify your arsenal of paginated products with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of books, stationery, and other merchandise from Peter Pauper Press. This deal is redeemable for purchases made online via the Peter Pauper Press website.

A respected word merchant since 1928, Peter Pauper Press provides customers with an eclectic array of paper-centric goods and one-of-a-kind gifts. Artfully express genuine thanks or sarcastic gratitude with the help of almond-blossom thank-you notes ($8.99 for 14), or keep nosy mice from discovering your lunch plans with an owl-themed hardcover calendar ($12.99). A Fine Art Scratch and Sketch book ($12.99) allows kids to copy 20 of the world's most notoriously itchy artworks, while i-Lite book lights ($3.95) illuminate inky musings throughout lengthy games of cosmic bowling. Like a fresh coat of red paint on a half-eaten apple, a classic book can refresh the look of any forlorn bookshelf; sink your eyes into Poor Richard's Almanack ($10.95), written by Benjamin Franklin and later dramatized under the title Lethal Weapon.

Peter Pauper Press serves up a broad array of holiday products, from cards to keepsakes, to help human gift-givers cope with lonely, elf-less workshops. Thanks to a 15-day return policy, customers can make bold purchases without so much as a pang of remorse, a shadow of doubt, or a sneeze of uncertainty.

Groupon Says

The Groupon Guide to: Western Philosophy

Philosophy literally means “love of wisdom”; here then is some wisdom for you to love:

Plato
Nicknames: “The Smartest Guy in the Room,” “Sully,” “Plate ‘o Beef”
Quote: “Life is like a cave, you never know what you’re going to get.”
Fun Fact: Invented philosophy just to annoy his businessman father

Aristotle:
Nicknames: “Plato Jr.” “The Ar’ Up There”
Quote: “There’s no wrong way to eat a Reese’s.”
Fun Fact: The only ghost on this list

Socrates:
Nicknames: “Dr. SmartBeard,” “Sully,” “Footbaltes”
Quote: “What if the entire universe is just a tiny speck the size of this tiny muffin I found?”
Fun Fact: Voted “most likely to be tricked into drinking poison by Ricky Davis” in philosophy school

René Descartes:
Nicknames: “The Spider,” “Absosaurus”
Quote: “Pain is weakness leaving the body.”
Fun Fact: First whispered “I think, therefore I am” before ripping two phone books in half.

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