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  From Author Annie Korzen: Web...

  Annie Korzen

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  From the fertile--yet frugal--mind of Annie Korzen, actress, comedienne, and author/narrator of How To Be A Bargain Junkie. Annie, a thrifty woman with expensive tastes, shares even more of her hilarious tales from the trenches--the garage sales, thrift stores, and online auctions.

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  Everything Is Fine (Unless It’s...

  Dicholas Chad Pansy

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  A Survival Guide for People Who Overthink Breathing 
  Do you lie awake at night replaying that weird thing you said in 2014? Do you spend more time analyzing text messages than actually responding to them? Do you sometimes mistake mild discomfort for a full-blown medical emergency? 
  Congratulations! You have anxiety. 
  "Everything Is Fine (Unless It’s Not, In Which Case, Panic)" is the book for anyone who has ever: 
  ✅ Imagined an entire argument that never actually happened. 
  ✅ Thought someone hated them because they used a period instead of an exclamation mark. 
  ✅ Googled their symptoms and immediately planned their funeral. 
  This is not a self-help book. This is a validation of your deeply chaotic existence—a hilarious, biting, and painfully relatable deep dive into the spirals, overthinking, and worst-case-scenario fantasies that come with having a brain that refuses to chill. 
  Inside, you’ll find: 
  🔹 The Social Anxiety Checklist™ (includes "Laughed weirdly and immediately regretted it") 
  🔹 A guide to Overanalyzing Texts (Spoiler: Just Stop) 
  🔹 A Flowchart for Deciding Whether to Send That Apology Text (Spoiler: Don’t Do It) 
  🔹 Proof that your boss’s "Good morning" email is not a secret plan to fire you 
  If you’ve ever wished you could return your brain for one that doesn’t assume the worst at all times, this book is for you. Laugh through the panic—because if you can’t fix it, you might as well make fun of it.

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  Three Men on the Bummel

  Jerome K.

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  ““What is a ‘Bummel’?” said George. “How would you translate it?” 
  “A ‘Bummel’,” I explained, “I should describe as a journey, long or short, without an end; the only thing regulating it being the necessity of getting back within a given time to the point from which one started.”” 
  Written in 1900, Jerome. K. Jerome’s sequel to his successful “Three Men in a Boat” (1889) retains his same three men; Harris, George, and himself. They are now older, if not always wiser, and decide to embark on a bicycle tour of the Black Forest and its surrounding areas. 
  Perhaps it is something of the late Victorian Gentleman’s attitude to “foreign parts” that give this sequel a somewhat less frivolous tone than the generally jolly one of three men boating on the familiar Thames. Indeed, the description of the popular practise of German Student duelling (“The Mensur”) is decidedly graphic. Yet despite a less cohesive narrative there are still many equally funny incidents, told with Jerome’s characteristic self-deprecating style. Not least, dear Uncle Podger makes a welcome return as he tries his futile best to leave the house on time for work. 
  Head Stories Audio presents "Three Men on the Bummel" by Jerome. K. Jerome. Narrated by Simon Hester. With original music.

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  Should I Do This or That? (Wait...

  Dicholas Chad Pansy

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  A Guide to Making Decisions, Then Changing Your Mind 47 Times 
  🚨 WARNING: This is NOT a book for decisive people. If you know what you want in life and confidently make choices without having a full-blown existential meltdown, please move along. 
  This book is for overthinkers, procrastinators, and chronically indecisive disasters who would rather launch themselves into the sun than commit to literally anything. If you’ve ever: 
  ✔️ Spent an hour picking a movie, only to give up and rewatch The Office. 
  ✔️ Polled multiple friends about a minor decision, then ignored their advice. 
  ✔️ Stared at a restaurant menu like it was a life-or-death situation. 
  ✔️ Regretted a choice the second you made it. 
  ✔️ Overanalyzed a text message for so long that you never sent it. 
  Congratulations—you have Decision Paralysis, and this book will make you feel seen. 
  Inside, you’ll find absolutely zero useful strategies for overcoming indecision, but you will get: 
  A breakdown of why your brain refuses to let you make choices like a normal person. 
  An in-depth look at why picking a dinner spot with friends always ends in silent rage. 
  A highly scientific decision-making flowchart (spoiler: you still won’t pick anything). 
  A chance to laugh at your own dysfunction instead of actually fixing it. 
  So, should you buy this book? 
  🤔 Yes. 
  🤔 No. 
  🤔 Maybe. 
  🤔 Let me think about it first. 
  (You’ll probably just add it to your cart and stare at it for six weeks, but hey—at least that’s on brand.)

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  A Genie Ruins Everything

  Martina Fetzer

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  Phenomenal Cosmic Power... Itty Bitty Moral Compass. 
  With paranormal activity at an all-time high, Arturo Brooks and Edward Smith decide to stop working for others and form their own paranormal detective agency. They're not the only ones. The market is saturated, and they struggle to find even a single client. 
  That changes following a chance encounter with a genie that doesn't grant wishes so much as do whatever the hell it wants. The detectives' reality is completely upended—for better and worse. Better for them. Worse for the world. 
  Brooks and Smith have to set things right, but their attempts at doing so are complicated by a genie-thieving venture capitalist, self-sabotage, and a newer, stupider detective in town. Some wishes really can’t come true. 
  About the Series 
  From the mind of award-winning author* Martina Fetzer, the Brooks & Smith series brings fast-paced science fiction and fantasy with an emphasis on humor. It follows two detectives and their makeshift family on a series of increasingly absurd adventures. These books are often silly, sometimes dark, and never child friendly. A Genie Ruins Everything is Book #3. 
  *1996, 1997, 1998 Oakview Elementary Perfect Attendance Award 
  About the Audiobook 
  Narrated by James Urbaniak (The Venture Bros., Difficult People), A Genie Ruins Everything is guaranteed to induce laughter. Real laughter. Not just a slight exhale. It is not recommended that you listen while chopping down a tree, conducting a train carrying radioactive waste, or anything else requiring intense focus.

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  Procrastinate - Put It Off Yet...

  Bradley Charbonneau, Michael Tertes

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  "Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow." – Mark Twain  
  Feeling overwhelmed by the "Just Do It!" and "Get It Done!" mindset? 
  Is your secret whisper more like, "What if I just don't do it?"  
  Then this book is for you! 
  What you'll discover in this book: Learn to feel good about not getting it done–ever!Discover Passive Income Strategies based on the Procrastination Movement (see "To Do Lists")Create new calendars that (finally!) have days like "Someday" and "Never" And so much more!  
  Finally a book that rewards laundry, binge watching, and really getting those shower tiles to sparkle.  
  Let's put the PRO in procrastinate!  
    
  Grab your copy tomorrow!  
  Seriously, what's the rush? 
  It'll be there the next day, too.  
  See, you're learning already!  
  Become a PRO Procrastinator tomorrow! 
    
  Author's Note: This is Book #1 in the "Impossible Series: A Parody of S(h)elf Help." It's a humorous play on the "Repossible" Series (a 14-book collection of personal transformation) as a result of the "Book in a Weekend" challenge which uses Improv Comedy techniques to take the book you really want to write and to first … write the opposite book. 

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