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  Dogman

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  Well known current affairs investigator David Chase nick-named 'the axe' from popular segment  
  'Cut to the Chase' has been on the tail of a murderer who was released from jail after killing a  
  man but who claims he was a wolf man at the time. A good old fashioned right-wing 'moral  
  outrage sensationalist' field-operative, Chase doesn't like what he sees happening to the news  
  world around him - especially at his long-standing conservative TV Network, CNT (we missed 'u') , which, under the spinning eye of Veronica Fox, is reverting to myth making, 'false facts' and disinformation.  
  Chase feels his expiration date is closing in as he tries to keep traditional gutsy tabloid antics  
  front and center. He gets his chance to bribe Ted Victor the self-alleged 'wolf man of Wirrawee'  
  in for a live interview... and to show real guts - on the crest of a full moon. Veronica Fox can't  
  help but get her magic wand spinning and tries molding it all for the alt-right, while Chase  
  desperately clings onto his authority as a 'common sense' conservative reporter. The world  
  comes to a standstill as Ted and Chase go face-to-face in an event billed as the next tabloid  
  'Frost versus Nixon' - left activists surround the building and the recipe is set for an outlandish  
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  The Art of Falling in Love with...

  Anne Kemp

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  All's fair in love and war . . . until your brother brings his bad boy, ice hockey playing best friend into your life. 
   
   
   
  Riley: I'm pouring all my savings into launching my own catering business, so the last thing I need is distraction. Even if he is six feet five inches tall, plays ice hockey, and is probably one of the most intriguing, and also maddening, people I've met. Ever. 
   
   
   
  People say he's grumpy, but to me, he's funny and kind, too. He's misunderstood and even though he's one of the most famous players coming up in the ranks right now, he doesn't feel seen by those he loves . . . and I get that. But I've got my own fears: that my dreams fail, my mother keeps rejecting me, and the big one—my fear of commitment. 
   
   
   
  Jake: Getting suspended for 'anger issues' lands me in Sweetkiss Creek at my agent's request. Licking my wounds and taking a time out sounds ridiculous . . . until I meet her. She's feisty, sassy, and fiery enough that I swear she could melt the ice I skate on. 
   
   
   
  I never would have thought I'd find solace and an unexpected ally in the person who's old bedroom I'm staying in. The last thing I want or need is to fall in love—but for some reason my heart isn't getting the memo.

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  How to be a show-off?

  BARAKATH

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  Funny ways for you be a show-off.

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  The Happy Hypocrite - A Fairy...

  Max Beerbohm

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  In "The Happy Hypocrite," Max Beerbohm crafts a whimsical fairy tale exploring the themes of artifice and authenticity. The protagonist, Lord George Hell, undergoes a fantastical transformation to win the woman he desires. This satirical novella delves into societal expectations, the pursuit of happiness, and the complex interplay between truth and pretense, all wrapped in Beerbohm's signature wit and ironic charm.

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  If You Won't Say It I Will

  Gavin Tucker

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  If You Won’t Say It, I Will is a sharp, funny, and unfiltered collection of essays that takes aim at modern life’s most ridiculous trends, hypocrisies, and sacred cows. With a voice that’s equal parts satirist and straight-shooter, Gavin Tucker tackles everything from the absurdity of influencer culture to dating disasters, political correctness, and the strange rituals of adulthood no one warned you about. 
  Nothing is off limits, and that’s the point. This book says what you’re thinking but don’t dare post. Whether you’re laughing out loud, wincing in recognition, or nodding along furiously, these essays are guaranteed to make you feel something. Just don’t listen to it in public unless you’re ready to explain why you’re cackling like a lunatic. 
  Perfect for fans of brutally honest humour and clever cultural critique, If You Won’t Say It, I Will is a riotous reminder that sometimes the truth really is the funniest thing of all.

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  Dragging Tales-Poetic Stories of...

  Queen Pennin

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  "Ever been so hurt that you want to go to one's mama, 
  and ask why she did not beat their butt? 
  Somehow. 
  You thought the relationship was a lasting forever, 
  but it was an artificial, long-term shortcut.  
  You didn't even know what was up. 
  You were just the Bonnie and Clyde... 
  loyal, giving peace, a symbol of good luck. 
  What God has joined together, 
  let no man put asunder. 
  How you let the enemy use you, 
  and put the relationship under? 
  Sex addiction. Infidelity. 
  Lies. Deceit. 
  Actions were supposed to be stronger. 
  The trust is gone, pain exists. 
  You don't want to be in the relationship any longer. 
  What happened to getting on your knees? 
  Praying to God over miseries. 
  Having faith and working into victories. 
  Not living your greatest fantasies? 
  Please. 
  Who's the blame? 
  Depends on how you go about it. 
  The efforts you put in 
  is what you will get out of it. 
  Do not doubt it.  
  With God, 
  all things are possible... 
  fight your way around it. 
  A relationship that God has put together, 
  is a long-term forever. 
  You will know when you've found it." -Queen Pennin ("Color Me in the Lines-A Poetry Collection of God's Markers" 2024) 
  This series reflects the transformation of being a victim, into being a survivor. Then conquering past relationship trauma. 
  Queen Pennin authors this series and revolutionizes artistry by introducing a fusion of rap, poetry, and spoken word. This series aims to encourage and motivate positive transformation through stories of relationship tragedies where self-love emerges as the ultimate triumph.

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