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  Random Thoughts - The Sh*t We...

  Joseph Tito

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  Random Thoughts: The Sh*t We Don’t Talk About is not your typical self-help book—because honestly, the author’s still figuring it out too. 
  Told through raw, hilarious, and uncomfortably honest essays, Joseph Tito peels back the layers of adulthood, identity, parenting, aging, and emotional chaos. One minute you’re laughing about childproof pill bottles, the next you’re quietly spiraling over your purpose in life—just like he did. And still does. 
  This audiobook is for anyone who’s ever felt like they’re one meltdown away from enlightenment. It’s messy. It’s real. And it might just make you feel seen. 
  Hit play if you're ready to laugh, cringe, and maybe cry a little—in public.

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  Trivia for Seniors - 501 Funny...

  Phillip Willis

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  A wonderful collection of trivia for seniors to help strengthen the mind while having fun! 
  Do you love to learn new and interesting facts? 
  Are you looking for a way to keep your mind sharp? 
  If so, this is the perfect audiobook for you! 
  It contains a treasure trove of fun and unique trivia that will challenge your brain while offering a wealth of factoids that will teach you something new. In this trivia audiobook, you will find questions and answers about an assortment of subjects like:Animals, Nature, and ScienceHistory, Geography, and World CulturesWord Origins and LanguagesFilm, Television, Literature, and EntertainmentReligion and MythologySports and LeisureRandom Fun Facts 
  Every answer includes additional context or interesting tidbits to give you a little extra info about the question. 
  You can use this trivia audiobook to exercise your cognitive abilities and prevent your mind from stagnating. Even if you don’t know an answer, you will learn new facts that stimulate your mental acumen. Just like your body, your brain needs a workout to stay fit and healthy. The trivia included in this audiobook is entertaining, engaging, and diverse, giving you a fantastic way to remain in top form.

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  Henchman Training Academy 1 The:...

  L. K. Urban

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  No one roots for the Henchmen—the big, dumb, tough, disposable guys who blindly follow the villains . . . but are they all bad? 
  . . . Or are they just poorly trained, mistreated workers with evil bosses? 
    
  Recent college grad, Matt, is an insurance salesman whose life has turned into routine and monotony. 
  All that changes when he finds himself in the middle of a deadly bar fight and, in a split-second, is forced to make a decision: kill or be killed. Matt chooses self-preservation, saving himself, and, unbeknownst to him, the head of cybercriminal organization, DMF Enterprises. 
  Suddenly a murderer and a fugitive, Matt now also finds himself to be the latest target of a notoriously dangerous, rival cyber-criminal. For protection, Matt is offered the chance to join DMF's league of Henchmen. 
  But Matt quickly learns that the modern-day Henchmen are not like the ones in the movies. They drink Starbucks and watch Netflix on the job, and they make fatal mistakes, like accidentally locking the doors of the van mid-kidnapping. 
  If Matt can't survive as a Henchman, he will face the streets and the Outside Threat all on his own. But, if he can unite them, Matt can begin the evolution of Henchman, and better yet, stay alive. Does he have what it takes to triumph, or will he, too, become disposable? 
  Join Matt in the first book in this laugh-out-loud, action-packed Henchman Training Academy series.

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  French Toast

  Peter Burnett

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  La femme. Le mari. L'enfant. Le chat. Le petit dejeuner. Le journal. L'auteur. La festival du filme. La critique. L'agent. Le mort. La naissance.
  A novel starring Jean-Luc Godard.
  It's Edinburgh Film Festival 2020 and critic Victor Eaves meets filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard in a novel blending mad vulgarity with slingshot satire. French Toast is a family farce and cinematic adventure starring a giant of the silver screen.
  "This is the story of my encounter with the venerable French-Swiss film director Jean-Luc Godard. In 2020, when he was 90 years old, Godard was invited to Edinburgh to speak at the Film Festival and I was chosen to meet him, as I was the only journalist in the city who both spoke French and had seen any of his films."
  VICTOR EAVES
  "Burnett's latest novel is both a scabrous satire and a rollicking caper, and comes stuffed with big ideas, memorable set pieces, clever in-jokes and caustic asides. Buried within the mayhem lurk shrewd insights into artistic judgment."
  THE HERALD
  "Peter Burnett is not in the business of fuelling hubris. He is concerned with questions about meaning, value and the nature of authenticity."
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  Simon’s Run and Other Adventures

  Stuart de Jong

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  Beaten and bruised, but not broken, Simon gets back up and keeps running. He takes life as it comes, seeking peace, contentment, and a good meal, but ready and willing when needing to face down challenges and obstacles. 
  Simon Zane is an average guy that sometimes finds himself in sticky situations as he goes from one venture to the next. He navigates a difficult childhood that drives him to organize his own ultramarathon. He fights in Operation Desert Storm, falls in love with a German spy during the cold war, takes risks in business, and much more, proving that an IT guy can be a hero too. 
  Simon’s Run is a series of stories that together give a window into his life. In the end, will Simon’s choices get him locked up, or will his underlying desire to do the right thing and then have a snack win out? Read Simon’s book to discover what adventure Simon will take part in next.

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  Ninety-Day Wonder - How The Navy...

  Stephen Davenport

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  "What was I supposed to do with my B.A. in literature: gather the sailors around me just before taps and read Faulkner to them as they fell asleep?" 
  Ensign Stephen Davenport was the most severely under qualified of the Ninety-Day Wonders, the derisive term for commissioned officers in the Naval Reserve with only ninety days of training, all of which were on dry land. For his final navigation exam, he actually plotted a course that landed a fictional destroyer somewhere in the Sierra Mountains. Nevertheless, in in August of 1953, he reported to his first assignment aboard the USS Vermillion. He would be overseeing the First Division for training in amphibious landings. 
  Once on ship, Davenport quickly learned that while he held authority in title, respect was less easily learned. The First Division was manned by deckhands who could do things he had no idea how to do - like maneuvering a winch to drop a truck into a landing craft bobbing in the waves thirty feet below without killing the crew, or getting a landing craft on and off a beach through huge surf in the middle of winter. Davenport just called out orders --- and he didn't always feel confident in that either. He fell for dangerous pranks by the crew, permitted an inebriated sailor in his underwear to ride a horse up the gangway, and almost caused a collision at sea. Though he served for only two years, Davenport's time in the Naval Reserve was bizarre, incredible and absolutely unforgettable. 
  At times hilarious, other times scary, Ninety-Day Wonder is the riveting account of dangers, triumphs and fundamental lessons learned aboard ship by an inexperienced officer among far more experienced sailors.

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