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  Droll Pranks for Rich Boys - The...

  Dan Bulla

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  This illustrated guide presents 100 pithy practical jokes to play on tomorrow’s elite. It may seem like rich boys have all the fun, but with this easy-to-use instruction manual, there’s plenty of fun to be had at their expense. Combining sharp wit and a deadpan style, this collection of more than 100 droll pranks harkens back to a simpler, and sillier, time.  Featuring spirited black-and-white illustrations that depict the poking and prodding of naïve young chaps, Droll Pranks for Rich Boys will make even the most refined reader fall into thrillingly unsuitable fits of laughter.

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  The Two Kebabs Trilogy

  Johnny Two Kebabs

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  This is the trilogy of three of the instalments of the memoirs of Johnny Two Kebabs 
  1. From Russia With Chilli And Garlic Sauce 
  2. How I Found The G Spot 
  3. The Mixed Doner Murders 
  In these pages, Johnny reveals the truth not only about how he thwarted a Russian assassination and a series of bombings in the UK but also how he solved the infamous ‘Mixed Doner Murders’ case. We learn how Johnny operates behind the scenes in his fight against evil on the mean streets of south London and also about his 'philosophy' and the 'ethical' code which as a 'conscious vigilante' he subscribes to.

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  28 Stand-Ups - Best Tips Bits Bombs

  Upright Citizens Brigade

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  Start out in cities with smaller comedy scenes. Trust that the crowd is rooting for you. Remember that what you are doing is actually fun.They say you can’t teach stand-up comedy, but you can certainly give a lot of good advice. In the Recorded Books Original 28 Stand-Ups, the best stand-up comedians in the business share tips of the trade and full-fledged stories to impart the lessons they learned treading the boards, hitting the road, and of course, on occasion, bombing.This one-of-a-kind listening experience features interviews with Jonah Ray, Howard Kremer, Marcella Arguello, Jimmy Pardo, Bill Dwyer, Wayne Federman, Rick Overton, Matt Braunger, Nick Thune, Andrew Michaan, Sean Conroy, Erica Rhodes, David Borry, Arden Myrin, Amy Miller, Subhah Agarwal, Megan Gailey, and many more.

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  Cat Shaming

  Pedro Andrade

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  Hilarious full-color photos featuring felines and misdemeanors . . .  
   
  You can’t take away your cat’s allowance when he ruins something valuable. You can’t give her a time-out if she goes outside the litter box. (Most of her day is a time-out anyway.) So what’s the next best thing? Cat Shaming!  
   
  Cat Shaming is a hilarious collection of photos from owners who express their frustration when their furry best friend does something bad. Millions of cat owners can relate to the antics of these felines with plenty of pictures of shamed—but nevertheless adorable and innocent-looking—kitties.

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  The Prank of the Good Little...

  Amara Lakhous

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  A Turin journalist must investigate when a local girl is allegedly assaulted by two Romani boys in this farcical whodunit for fans of Alaa Al Aswany. 
   
  Bittersweet, like any self-respecting Italian comedy, The Prank is a Pirandellian exploration of identity in today’s multicultural, polyglot societies. Lakhous draws inspiration from everyday reality, describing his approach to writing as “total literature,” a term he has adapted from soccer’s “total football.” He plays in attack, describing in this work the realities of an Italy of the future with colorful characters portrayed in limpid but lively prose. 
   
  Praise for Amara Lakhous 
   
  “French and British literatures have long been enriched by the biculturalism of authors like Tahar Ben Jelloun, Amin Maalouf, Gaitam Malkani, and Monica Ali. With talented new writers like Lakhous, Italy is closing the gap.” —New York Times 
   
  “As a novelist of culture clash, Lakhous has the faculty to maintain colorful voices with the luxury of introducing political themes as instantiations of character.” —Bookforum

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  Einstein o Indubala:...

  Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay

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  A critically acclaimed stinging narrative by the legendary Bibhutibhusan Bandopadhyay, the title of 'Einstein o Indubala' reflects the pathological low intellectual taste of the masses that could not distinguish between class and gloss. The story is a dark sarcasm that mocks the trite, banal, and trivial - a symptomatic occupation that lacks intellectual curiosity, imagination, and common sense in identifying and appreciating real quality in the face of mindless temptations and a false sense of glamour. 
  The deliberate parody portrays the quintessential opposite poles of the human intellect to bear on the author's focus on this paradoxical human behavior in the garb of a comical display of human apathy and indifference to appreciate something great. 
  Reflect on this masterclass from one of the classical masters of Bengal literature that rings true even in today's context and society. 
  Discover more such Bengali audio stories by typing mystorygenie in the search bar without leaving space between the different English alphabets.

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