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The Sound of One Team Sucking - Mindful Meditations for Recovering Leafs Fans

Christopher Gudgeon

Publisher: Dundurn

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Summary

Hilarious and strangely insightful self-help parody for recovering Leafs fans everywhere
Author has also written bestseller You’re Not As Good As You Think You Are: A Demotivational Guide
Author has written 20 books on topics ranging from the life and music of Stan Rogers, to real-life stories of lottery winners and losers to the history of sex and sexuality in Canada and has contributed range of magazines including MAD, National Lampoon and Playboy
Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a hardcore hater, The Sound of One Team Sucking provides a full-season’s worth of laughs to help take your mind of yet another laughable Leafs season
Available since: 02/25/2017.

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