What I Should Have Said

$15.00

This is the must have book for anyone connected to a person with developmental disabilities or for anyone you know who isn’t quite aware of the words that come out of their mouths! Rob Snow’s “What I Should Have Said” has now sold out of it’s first printing, and readers are eating it up! Rob provides an hysterical, sarcastic, and cathartic approach to responding to all those comments some people can’t help themselves from blurting out that are completely inappropriate about raising a person with a developmental disability or about those with developmental disabilities. Great for gifts, not so subtle hints to others, and to have on hand when you just need that perfect response!

Please contact rob@theimprovaneermethod.com for all orders outside of the United States or Canada or for bulk orders where we may be able to provide a discount.

This is the must have book for anyone connected to a person with developmental disabilities or for anyone you know who isn’t quite aware of the words that come out of their mouths! Rob Snow’s “What I Should Have Said” has now sold out of it’s first printing, and readers are eating it up! Rob provides an hysterical, sarcastic, and cathartic approach to responding to all those comments some people can’t help themselves from blurting out that are completely inappropriate about raising a person with a developmental disability or about those with developmental disabilities. Great for gifts, not so subtle hints to others, and to have on hand when you just need that perfect response!

Please contact rob@theimprovaneermethod.com for all orders outside of the United States or Canada or for bulk orders where we may be able to provide a discount.

“Rob offers a great reminder that every life is precious, that every person is a gift, that every experience has the power to change us if we just stay open to it. his book is an eye opener, his humor is a heart opener.” - Regina Brett, NY Times Best Seller

“Yea for Rob Snow! His book validates all those thoughts we parents of children with special needs have stuffed down for so long. It’s free, it’s truthful, and it’s funny. It’s about time we had a good laugh together!” Gail Williamson, founder and director of Down syndrome in Arts and Media, Agent