Mark Twain's thoughts on an astounding range of subjects -- people, politics, culture, fads, morality, lawyers, life, love, money, and education -- have not only become classic observations about the human condition in turn- of-the-century America, but have also remained fresh, accurate, and totally applicable today.

Like the highly succesful Bite-Size Einstein, Bite-Size Twain is a pocket-sized collection of the wit and wisdom of this quintessential American humorist. Organized by categories that will encompass his ranging observations and commentary, Bite-Size Twain is entertaining, informative, and an enjoyable read. It is also a concise and useful reference source for anyone seeking the perfect thought to suit any situation.

Some Twain classics include:
-- "All you need is ignorance and confidence; then success is sure".
-- "Be careful of reading health books, you might die of a misprint".
-- "A literary classic is a book which people praise and don't read".