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  Perfectly Imperfect (But Mostly...

  Dicholas Chad Pansy

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  🚨 ATTENTION PERFECTIONISTS: If you’ve ever rewritten an email 14 times, physically cringed at a typo, or spent an hour debating whether to sign off with "Best" or "Sincerely"—this book is your personal attack. 
  Do you spend an obscene amount of time making sure every minor detail of your life is flawless, only to burn out like an overheated laptop from 2006? Do you find yourself rewriting text messages to ensure they sound casual, yet professional, yet witty, yet effortless, yet not like you're trying too hard, but also not like you don’t care? 
  CONGRATULATIONS! 🎉 You’re a perfectionist. And it’s ruining your life. 
  In this hilariously unhinged survival guide, we’ll explore: 
  ✅ The Art of Overthinking Everything – Why make a simple decision when you could spiral into existential dread? 
  ✅ Procrastination: The Perfectionist’s Favorite Coping Mechanism – If you never start, you never fail! Genius! 
  ✅ How to Do Everything at 110% Until You Emotionally Collapse – Sleep is for the weak. 
  ✅ Lowering Your Standards: An Incredibly Painful but Necessary Life Skill – Your 80% effort is still better than Todd’s 20%, and he got promoted. 
  By the end of this book, you won’t be cured of perfectionism (LOL, good luck with that), but you will at least understand why your brain is a flaming disaster. 
  📢 WARNING: This book contains aggressive sarcasm, brutal self-awareness, and zero practical advice on how to actually fix yourself. (Because let’s be honest, you’d just overthink it anyway.)

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  Rajar Ashuk

  Sukumar Ray

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  Step into the whimsical world of Sukumar Ray’s Rajar Ashuk—a tale of absurdity, humour, and sheer nonsense brought to life in an engaging audio performance by Srikanta Acharya. The king is sick, but what exactly is his illness? That’s the baffling question that sends his ministers into a frenzy, each offering bizarre diagnoses and even more ridiculous remedies. From royal doctors to astrologers, everyone scrambles to find a cure—whether it makes sense or not! The sheer hilarity of the situations make this a must-listen for fans of satire and nonsense literature. 
  Whether you’re a long-time admirer of Sukumar Ray or new to his magical world, this lively retelling of Rajar Ashuk promises laughter, intrigue, and a delightful escape into the absurd-because sometimes, the cure is just as ridiculous as the disease!

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  The Man in the White Linen Suit...

  David Handler

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  The next clever, witty, and touching installment in the Edgar award-winning Stewart Hoag mystery series finds the beloved ghostwriter-sleuth and his faithful neurotic basset hound, Lulu, back in 1990’s New York City, investigating a bestselling author’s stolen manuscript and three murders linked to the crime. 
  Washed-up celebrity ghostwriter Stewart “Hoagy” Hoag has finally rediscovered his voice and is making progress on what he hopes will be his long-awaited second novel. Burrowed up in his less-than-luxurious, sweltering fifth floor walk-up, he tries not to think of the disparities between himself and his ex-wife, celebrity actress Merilee Nash, who is sifting through film offers—and also her fickle feelings for Hoagy—from her elegant eight-room apartment looking over Central Park. When Merilee offers her home for Hoagy’s use while she’s shooting on location, hope blossoms that he might finally get some real work done… and solidify their rekindling romance. 
  Then Hoagy receives a call from his literary agent asking if he can meet with publishing’s most ruthless and reviled editor, Sylvia James, for a drink at the Algonquin Hotel. After disclosing that aging literary genius Addison James—also Sylvia’s father and main client—has not in fact written his last two bestselling historical sagas, Sylvia reveals her suspicions that Addison’s assistant Tommy O’Brien—the true author—has run away with their most recent manuscript and is holding it for ransom. Tempted by Sylvia’s offer to bid a hefty advance for his novel-in-progress, Hoagy agrees to help unearth Tommy’s sudden disappearance. If only he’d known exactly what he was getting himself into, he might’ve saved himself from the ensuing grief that follows in his hot pursuit of Tommy. But then, that wouldn’t be a normal day in the life of Hoagy. 
  With clattering claims of a mugging, a stolen manuscript, and three murders, now it’s up to Hoagy and his short-legged sidekick Lulu to unravel this baffling, bizarre case.

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  The Fucky XMAS Joke Book - Hot...

  Bafamagootz Productions

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  The North Pole has been wiretapped… and the tape has been leaked. 
  From the outrageous mind of Bafamagootz Productions comes the most unhinged holiday comedy you’ll hear this year—The Fucky XMAS Joke Book: The Audiobook. 
  This is not the Christmas cheer you grew up with. 
  These are the real behind-the-scenes conversations Santa never wanted you to hear:Elves losing their mindsReindeer with attitudeMrs. Claus giving zero jingle-bellsSanta caught on hot mic… repeatedly 
  Performed in full character voices, this audiobook delivers the complete “leaked North Pole scandal” in hilarious, rapid-fire segments. Irreverent, ridiculous, and wildly inappropriate, this is the holiday roast you never knew you needed. 
  Warning: 
  Contains adult humor, explicit language, and elves behaving badly. 
  Not safe for your grandma (unless she’s cool). 
  If you love dark humor, chaotic holiday energy, and audio that feels like a “North Pole TMZ special,” this audiobook is your new December tradition.

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  Beware of the Old Bull - A...

  David Withey

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  A satire based on the complexities of the English Language

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  The One-Hoss Shay

  Oliver Wendell Holmes

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  This is a small collection of whimsical poems by the American physician and author Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.  "The Deacon's Masterpiece" describes the "logical" outcome of building an object (in this case, a two-wheeled carriage called a shay) that has no weak points.  The economic term "one hoss shay," referring to a certain model of depreciation, derives its name from this poem.  "How the Old Horse Won the Bet" is a lighthearted look at a horse race.  Finally, "The Broomstick Train" is a wonderfully Halloween-y explanation of how an electric tram really works.  (Summary by Laurie Anne Walden)

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