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  The Mighty Manligator - How to...

  Patrick E. McLean

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  The Parsec-Award Winning How to Succeed in Evil series has sold over 10,000 copies, garnered 200+ positive reviews on Amazon and had over 53,000+ podiobooks downloads. 
  "It's Like Terry Pratchett writing Batman" 
  "Think Hitchhiker's Guide to Superheroes" 
  When an on-the-job accident kills his crew and transforms a hard-working plumber into the Mighty Manligator, Evil Efficiency Consultants, Topper, Edwin and Agnes struggle to help the half-man, half-alligator use his newfound powers to make money saving the city from disaster, reunite with his family and elude the claws of the Lynx (Read: Half-assed, Trust Fund Batman). 
  Will the Manligator have what it takes to abandon his cold-blooded path of revenge and learn How to Succeed in Evil? 
  How to Succeed in Evil is the continuing saga of Edwin Windsor and Associates, Evil Efficiency consultants, who strive, against all odds, to make their megalo- and ego-manicial clients more villainous and profitable. If you've ever wonder why villains make such bad choices. If you think a loving satire of both superheroes and consulting is long-overdue, this is the series for you.

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  Summary Bundle: Novel & Memoir:...

  Abbey Beathan

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  Summary Bundle: Novel & Memoir: Includes Summary of A Gentlemen in Moscow & Summary of A River in Darkness 
  From the Description of "Summary of A Gentlemen in Moscow"... 
  "If a man does not master his circumstances then he is bound to be mastered by them." - Amor Towles 
  The second part of the emotional journey alongside Rostov is one that was generated due to the solitude of being locked away with nothing to do. It gave him time to look deep within himself and enter a state of emotional discovery, one that would change his life for good. Amor Towles did a masterful job of describing intangible things in the most accurate and humane way. 
  From the Description of "Summary of A River in Darkness"... 
  "You don't choose to be born. You just are. And your birth is your destiny, some say. I say the hell with that. And I should know. I was born not just once but five times. And five times I learned the same lesson. Sometimes in life, you have to grab your so-called destiny by the throat and wring its neck." - Masaji Ishikawa 
  Ishikawa has in his hand, a vast arsenal of stories to tell us. Living 36 years in North Korea, will get you some interesting anecdotes. Ishikawa is willing to share them with us in order for us to comprehend the cruel reality of communism and how lucky some people are to be born in stable and prosperous countries. 
  What if you could learn 3X more in 2X less time? How much faster could you accelerate to reach your goals? Start accelerating your growth today by adding this book to your shopping cart now or clicking on the buy now button.

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  The Dung Beetle Bandits

  Aaron Reynolds

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  It is discovered that dung beetles are missing from the ranch, and that the crime might be the work of Stinky McCree. Written in graphic-novel format.

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  The Mighty Alice

  Lincoln Peirce, Richard A. Thompson

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  Cul de Sac is a lighthearted comic strip about the suburban life of a precocious preschooler named Alice Otterloop. Richard Thompson's wonderful watercolor and fun, imaginative drawings have garnered the attention of highly acclaimed illustrators all over the world, including Bill Watterson and Mo Willems, who have each written a foreword for his first two collections.

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  Al Jaffee's Mad Life - A Biography

  Mary-Lou Weisman

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  “One of the great cartoonists of our time.” –New Yorker cartoonist Arnold Roth The remarkable story of one of America’s most prolific and beloved cartoonists, Al Jaffee, with dozens of original color illustrations. Jaffe’s career in cartooning stretches back to 1941—with early humor pieces for Timely Comics, a precursor to Marvel Comics—but the iconic artist remains best known for the brilliant Fold-In cartoons he invented at Bill Gaines’s Mad magazine in 1964. The cerebral and sardonic illustrations have inspired generations of Mad readers—including Stephen Colbert, R. Crumb, Gary Larson and Charles Shultz—to embrace a firm and healthy irreverence towards the status quo. New York Times columnist and bestselling author Mary-Lou Weisman (My Middle-Aged Baby Book) helps Jaffe tell his remarkable story.  
  This book is the perfect gift for anyone who loves funny and historical artwork. 
  With its original color illustrations and Al Jaffee's remarkable story, it's sure to be a hit as a white elephant gift, stocking stuffer, or secret Santa gift. 
  HarperCollins 2024

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  Video Games - A Graphic History

  Sean Tulien

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  Video games evolved over decades from simple consoles to cutting-edge entertainment in homes and arcades. In the twenty-first century, they've also become some of the world's most popular apps. Find out more about the technological innovations, major players, and controversies that have made video-game history. And from the role of game cartridges to the power of the internet, learn how new inventions keep taking gaming to the next level.

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