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  The Story of St Vespaluus

  Saki Saki

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  In The Story of St. Vespaluus by Saki, the narrative unfolds in a whimsical and satirical tone, set in a time of religious conflict between Pagans and Christians. The tale centers around the young and charming Prince Vespaluus, who defies his Pagan king uncle by embracing Christianity, much to the king's dismay.As Vespaluus navigates the treacherous waters of court politics, he faces a series of absurd punishments for his beliefs, culminating in a bizarre execution plan involving royal bees.

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  Ridiculous One

  BARAKATH

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  Going to school with too many questions.

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  Exchanges: Fictions...

  Geoffrey Little

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  Geoffrey Little's edgy hilarity and rare sensitivity fuse across these sixteen stories. First recorded as immersive conversational podcasts, the tales here include a mandatory corporate retirement party, class with an eccentric yoga instructor, an overconfident podcaster, and an icky food truck love triangle. 
  Whether pleasantly hapless or bitterly exacting, the conversations here (and each are only dialogue) portray a range of humanity, including a few non-humans. Chat is still where it's at, even in the fast lane of the 21st century.

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  My Man Jeeves

  P. G. Wodehouse

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  Enter the delightful world of P.G. Wodehouse with My Man Jeeves, an audiobook that introduces the iconic duo of Bertie Wooster and his unflappable valet, Jeeves. This collection of stories brims with humor, wit, and the charming misadventures of Bertie, whose knack for getting into trouble is rivaled only by Jeeves’ remarkable skill for getting him out of it. 
  In My Man Jeeves, you'll enjoy tales of mischief, misunderstandings, and clever solutions, all crafted with Wodehouse's signature style. Whether it's helping friends with romantic entanglements or dealing with the eccentric members of Bertie's social circle, Jeeves always has the perfect plan to save the day. 
  Narrated to capture the lively spirit and whimsical tone of Wodehouse's writing, this audiobook is ideal for fans of lighthearted comedy and clever storytelling. Whether you're on the go or relaxing at home, My Man Jeeves provides the perfect escape into a world of laughter and classic British humor. 
  Start listening to My Man Jeeves today and experience the witty brilliance of P.G. Wodehouse’s unforgettable characters!

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  Every Lie I've Ever Told

  Anonymous

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  'I'm okay!' The bestselling author of The Anti-Cool Girl returns with a devastating, heartbreaking, brilliant, brave and laugh-out-loud funny memoir of telling lies and being on the brink... 
    
  'I had made it! All my dreams had come true. I had an operating fridge, I was doing brilliantly, and I had written the memoir to prove it. I even had online haters. I had conquered life at 30 and nothing was ever going to go wrong again!' It was all going so well for Rosie Waterland. Until it wasn't. Until, shockingly, something awful happened and Rosie went into agonising free fall. Until late one evening she found herself in a hospital emergency bed, trembling and hooked to a drip. Over the course of that long, painful night, she kept thinking about how ironic it was, that right in the middle of writing a book about lies, she'd ended up telling the most significant lie of all.A raw, beautiful, sad, shocking - and very, very funny - memoir of all the lies we tell others and the lies we tell ourselves. 
  Praise for The Anti-Cool Girl: 
  'Hilarious, wise, gutsy, clear-eyed, devastating and uplifting. It's a marvel.' Richard Glover 
  'Waterland's writing is ... individual, wounded, brilliant and hilarious' Sydney Morning Herald  
  'If Augusten Burroughs and Lena Dunham abandoned their child in an Australian housing estate, she'd write this heartbreaking, hilarious book.' Dominic Knight, The Chaser 
  The Anti-Cool Girl was shortlisted for the 2016 Indie Book Awards and for the 2016 ABIA Awards for Biography of the Year, and in addition was the Winner of the 2016 ABIA Awards People's Choice for the Matt Richell Award for New Writer of the Year

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  Why laughter? Mixtures

  BARAKATH

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  Why laughter? An elephant ate bamboos. Why? Because it was watching a movie. 
   A fastest runner was crossing the road very slowly. Why? Because it was lockdown day. 
   A merchant's ghost wanted to enter its body. Why? Because it wanted to pay off its debt. 
   An ant went to see a diabetic doctor. Why? Because it ate a lot of sugar. 
   Seven people were going from left to right. Why? Because they were eagerly viewing the rainbow. 
   A dog suddenly barked at midnight. Why? Because it was celebrating its birthday.

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