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  Filthy! - The Rise and (Pending)...

  Vic Lagina

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  Meet Vic Lagina. Hippie. Dog lover. Bachelor. Businessman. 
  Asshole. 
  And once the busiest pornographer you never heard of. Come along for the ride as Vic takes you behind the curtain of his filthy twenty year career as a smut producer. As "Front Line Commander" for Brazzers, Vic spearheaded an operation required to blast out content for millions of jerkers worldwide.  
  That’s a lot of semen. 
  Serving corporate overlords he despises, our anti-hero feverishly clings to his soul while immersed in a world of endless drugs, sex, and daily mayhem. Relationships, family, and stability are strained to an immeasurable level as Vic's life builds to an uncertain climax. Will Vic survive the journey through the muck of a career in porn?  
  Impossible...or is it? 
  What follows is a hilariously disgusting tale of how the porn sausage is made. You may need to shower after reading. 
  Filthy!

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  Guesting - How to Show Up Win...

  Gail Simmons

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  From author, culinary expert, and Top Chef judge Gail Simmons comes a fun, informative, and trailblazing guide to a rarely-explored side of hospitality: how to be a great guest.Countless influential voices have written books about hosting, offering tips for what to cook, how to set the perfect table, mix the best drinks and create the most welcoming vibes. But hospitality, by definition, involves at least two people; where is the advice for guests?Culinary expert and perennial Top Chef judge Gail Simmons is something of a professional on the subject. As a tastemaker and lifestyle authority, she is invited to countless social events running the gamut from world-class fine dining and international affairs to neighborhood potlucks. Through it all, she knows that for any gathering to be a success, guests must rise to the occasion and actively embrace their role.In Guesting, Gail unpacks the reciprocal nature of this relationship and explores the sometimes-tricky choreography that governs its dance. She also shares her essential tenets of guesting, and proven strategies for navigating any social situation (yes, even assigned seating). From dinner parties to weddings, religious observances to restaurants, Guesting guides readers through all types of “get-togethers” with confidence and grace. It also connects the vital role guesting plays in our wellbeing and the integrity of our collective culture, at a moment when technology and the temptation for short-term comfort have diminished our inherent need to create—and maintain—human relationships.And since any good guest knows that bringing something to the table is always the right move, Gail shares ideas and recipes for thoughtful store-bought contributions, homemade food gifts, and favorite dishes to share with a crowd. Whether you’re visiting an old friend, going out for dinner, or attending a milestone celebration, Gail has the answers and inspiration to help you become the consummate guest.

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  How to Look After Your Human

  Milly Lorimer, Zara Lorimer

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  Humans have a strange idea that they look after their dogs, when the truth is quite different: we actually look after them! And as life becomes more and more stressful for humans, they need more and more looking after. In this book we give other dogs – and their humans - a few tips about how best to do this. 
  At last a book that will help me deal with the humans in my life! For many years I have believed that I have so much wisdom that could be shared with my’'owners’ but I just never knew how to teach them. Now I have just the guidance I need! Thank you for this book, which I think will bring new harmony and happiness into our household. Milo the dog. 
  A fun and heart-warming read from a convincingly dog's-eye view, which also imparts some valuable information on how both sides can keep each other happy while showing who’s boss (ha ha!). I recommend this book as a present for all dog lovers. Liz Jones.

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  Learn French for Beginners -...

  Speak Wise Institute

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  WHAT IF LEARNING FRENCH FELT LESS LIKE HOMEWORK—AND MORE LIKE A CAFÉ CHAT IN PARIS? 
  You've mastered the basics. Now it's time to move beyond memorization and into real conversation—the kind that feels effortless, natural, and fun. 
  In Learn French for Beginners (Book 2), you'll discover how to speak French fluently without boring drills or grammar charts. Through engaging stories, lively dialogues, and practical lessons, you'll start to think—and talk—like a native. 
  In this audiobook, you'll learn how to:Master essential vocabulary for travel, dining, shopping, and daily lifeUnderstand grammar in context so French flows naturallyImmerse yourself in realistic conversations that build real confidenceFollow step-by-step lessons from simple phrases to fluent expressionUse exclusive travel-ready expressions for authentic French connection 
  By the final chapter, you won't just know French—you'll speak it comfortably and confidently in moments that matter. 
  With its story-based approach and clear, natural explanations, this audiobook makes learning French light, enjoyable, and completely natural. 
  Press play now and turn every "uhhh…" into an "ooh-la-la!" moment!

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  The Biography of a Grizzly

  Ernest Thompson Seton

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  I first read this little book when I was in the fifth grade, and now more than fifty years later, I still find it fascinating. Ernest Thompson Seton was a man with a concern for nature her creatures and an excellent story teller. I could almost feel Wahb, the great grizzly’s pain and frustration as he tried to avoid contact with humans and just be left alone to carry out his bear business. Listening to this audio book will be an hour and a half well spent. Summary by Mike Vendetti, Narrator.

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  A Collie Dog's Tale

  Dorothy M. Mitchell

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  This is the story of Ben the useless Border Collie! Well that's what his first owner Gwyn Thomas thought. The sheep farmer had suffered a mental breakdown at the time. He had lost his wife in a terrible accident, causing him to almost lose his mind! His daughter Belle had also been involved in the tragedy, having her arm so badly injured it had had to be removed. Ben had been her pet, but he was also supposed to be a sheep dog, helping his mum Floss to take care of the large flock. Unfortunately, Ben had been born with a weak back leg, making it almost impossible for him to control the sheep. He was ok on a straight run, but when it came to turning round his leg let him down, causing the poor dog to fall over. It always upset him, but there was nothing he could do to alter the situation try as he might. This heartwarming tale is full of danger and love, it tells of many hair-raising happenings. 
  Read about Ben's mum Floss, and Nellie the Golden Labrador, and Peggy Owen who are all so important in the telling of this lovely tale. They are definitely the loves of this Collie's life! 
  Please read and enjoy the riveting, sometimes funny, sometimes sad, heart warming adventure 'To Lead Us Home.'

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