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  Adrian Mole: The Prostrate Years...

  Sue Townsend

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  Sunday 1st July 
   
  NO SMOKING DAY. A momentous day! Smoking in a public place or place of work is forbidden in England. Though if you are a prisoner, an MP or a member of the Royal Family you are exempt. 
   
  Adrian Mole is thirty-nine and a quarter. He lives in the country in a semi-detached converted pigsty with his wife Daisy and their daughter. His parents George and Pauline live in the adjoining pigsty. But all is not well. 
   
  The secondhand bookshop in which Adrian works is threatened with closure. The spark has fizzled out of his marriage. His mother is threatening to write her autobiography (A Girl Called Shit). And Adrian's nightly trips to the lavatory have become alarmingly frequent . . . 
   
  This laugh-out-loud final chapter in Adrian's story will have you hooked from the first page as you discover what he gets up to next.

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  Rosie Project The: Book Summary...

  Briefly Summaries

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of The Rosie Project, by Graeme Simsion.
   
  It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Graeme Simsion.
   
  Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  
   
  The Rosie Project: A Journey of Love, Logic, and Personal Growth
   
  What happens when a brilliant but socially awkward professor applies science to finding love? The Rosie Project is a heartwarming, humorous, and insightful novel that explores the intersection of logic and emotion, showing how life’s greatest lessons often come from unexpected experiences.
   
  This audiobook summary and analysis take you deep into Don Tillman’s transformation from a man obsessed with structure and control to someone who learns the value of spontaneity, emotional intelligence, and human connection.
   
  Through this engaging exploration, you will discover:✔️ Why rigid thinking can limit opportunities in both relationships and career.✔️ The role of emotional intelligence in personal and professional success.✔️ How stepping outside your comfort zone leads to growth and fulfillment.✔️ Why adaptability and resilience are key traits of successful individuals.

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  Pappu How to wake up early?

  BARAKATH

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  An interesting story with twists and turns. Enjoy the laughter in you.

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  The Artisan Way

  Nandra Hoffman

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  A road trip, a misguided girl with dangerous habits, and a target on the loose. One trip to Vegas can change it all for two people on opposite sides of the spectrum. 
  Aalyah "Lyah" Artisan is your typical wild child. Running away from home with no form of ambition or sense of direction, she tends to follow no rules but her own as a cunning petty thief. On her latest attempt, she finds herself in a bit of a jam when she’s left facing the barrel of a gun for robbing the wrong target. While on the run, Lyah faces tough decisions as she battles her emotions and the consequences of her actions. 
  Picture-perfect Keith Hayden has only one thing on his mind—stopping his ex-girlfriend Tally from getting married. The problem is he’s on a time limit, and he needs to get to her—fast. Way across the country, Keith decides to throw caution to the wind and embark on what was supposed to be a solo journey to show Tally that she is making the biggest mistake of her life in Vegas. But his plan doesn’t fall into place when forced to take Lyah on his expedition after their unfortunate meeting. 
  As they knock heads, the two must overcome their differences to get to the other side of the country in time before it’s too late for them both. And they can’t do it alone.

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  The Life and Opinions of...

  Laurence Sterne

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  Tristram Shandy is a satirical and experimental work that takes a unique approach to storytelling. Rather than following a linear narrative, the book is a chaotic and digressive account of the life and opinions of its narrator, Tristram Shandy. The novel incorporates various elements, including humorous anecdotes, reflections on philosophy, and playful experiments with typography. It is often considered a precursor to modernist literature due to its unconventional structure and self-aware narrative.

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  Family Troubles

  Maria Krestovskaya

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  Literary critic, E. A. Koltonovskaya, described the literary style of novelist Maria Krestovskaya as follows, “Her pen, for all its feminine agility, is often remarkable for its nearly masculine reticence. She has none of the chaotic flood of thoughtless emotions, which so frequently plagues the works by female writers. She does not like lyrical diversions and allows her characters to speak and act for themselves. Even during the most dramatic scenes, her tone remains restrained. Her formulation of women’s issues gives one the sense of a broad, universal foundation. There is none of the narrowness, exclusiveness, and bias so prevalent in the topic as described by ideological feminists.” 
  The story that follows is quintessential Krestovskaya - complete with humor, deftly delivered touches of real life, and ample food for thought.

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