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  Seven Lonely Castaways - A...

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  Ahoy, fellow lovers of all things tropical and naughty!I present to you: Seven Lonely Castaways: A Gilligan’s Island Parody for Adults Only. This fun and steamy tale features everyone’s favorite island castaways as you’ve never experienced them before! Along with the skipper, his first mate, the millionaire and his wife, and the professor are two of the most beautiful and lusted-after lovelies in the history of television...that is to say: one luscious redheaded movie star and one sweet and tempting little farmgirl extraordinaire! Well, what would it be like to make sweet love with either of these legendary island princesses? You are about to experience “tropical paradise” of a whole other order as we venture to a place where the TV cameras of yesteryear — or any year — were never allowed to go!
  A Listen & Live audio production.

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  Monster Trucks & Hair-in-a-Can -...

  Bill Geist

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  Anyone who thinks America no longer contributes innovations for public consumption needs to pay attention to Bill Geist. The long-time news correspondent chronicles seven wacky but true entrepreneurial endeavors that prove the American Dream is alive and well—just a tad warped. Where else could you find Bob Chandler who made a fortune by inventing the huge-wheeled behemoth of the arena, the car-crushing monster truck? Or Hall Schlenger, creator of the cable Fish Channel. And what about the legendary Ron Popeil and his Pocket Fisherman, spray-on hair, and Veg-o-Matic? All this could only happen in America, land of whopper-tunity.

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  The Rory's Stories Guide to...

  Rory O'Conor

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  From weddings and wakes to hangovers, pre-marriage courses, working as an apprentice on a building site, Irish summers, the Irish abroad, smart-arse barmen, more hangovers, aspiring TDs, the GAA lotto man, going on the hop from school and Irish mammies. Based on the hugely successful Rory's Stories Facebook page, The Rory's Stories Guide to Being Irish is a laugh-out-loud guide to the most important things about being Irish.'Hilarious! A wonderful compilation of all that makes up being Irish and being proud of it. Bravo!' Brendan O'Carroll, Mrs. Brown's Boys

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  Training People - How to Bring...

  Helena Tess of

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  This guide to choosing the right human for you and getting them to behave will have you howling with laughter—and rethinking obedience training. 
   
  For centuries, dogs have known that they, not humans, run the show. But not all dogs know how to get the best from their people. Finally, from the leading expert in the field comes a straightforward, easy-to-use manual that’s written for dogs by a dog.  
   
  This indispensable reference provides foolproof advice on obtaining everything a dog deserves, from the best food and exercise to grooming and chauffeur services. Here are all the tools a dog needs for selecting, training, and living with a well-behaved human.

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  Chapters from my Autobiography

  Mark Twain

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  Explore the candid and insightful world of "Chapters from my Autobiography" by Mark Twain, an audiobook that offers a firsthand account of the author's extraordinary life and times. This audiobook presents selected chapters from Twain's autobiography, providing a unique window into his experiences, adventures, and reflections. With Twain's distinctive humor and unfiltered storytelling, you'll journey through his encounters with famous figures, his travels, and his thoughts on a wide range of topics. It's an intimate and entertaining portrait of one of America's most beloved literary figures, capturing the essence of his wit, wisdom, and irreverent spirit.

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  The End of Vandalism - A Novel

  Tom Drury

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  Set in rural Iowa, this “breathtaking . . . remarkable achievement” of a debut novel by the author of Pacific is “at once funny, sad, and touching” (New York Newsday).  A New York Magazine and Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year   With extensive excerpts appearing in the New Yorker before its release, Tom Drury’s groundbreaking debut, The End of Vandalism, drew widespread acclaim and comparison to the works of Sherwood Anderson and William Faulkner.   With his fictional Grouse County, Tom Drury conjures a Midwest that is at once familiar and amusingly eccentric—where a thief vacuums the church before stealing the chalice, a lonely woman paints her toenails in a drafty farmhouse, and a sleepless man watches his restless bride scatter their bills beneath the stars.   When Sheriff Dan Norman arrests Tiny Darling for vandalizing an anti–vandalism dance, he goes on to marry the culprit’s ex-wife Louise. But while Tiny loses Louise, Louise loses her sense of self—and all three find themselves in a love triangle that sets them on an epic journey.   “A truly great writer.” —Esquire   “Grouse County is unabashedly American, a setting both nostalgic and wittily contemporary.” —The Boston Globe

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