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What do you get when you combine a creative 12-year-old and a quarantine causing pandemic If you're Kayden Swan you get a hilarious look into her life on lockdown through her uniquely created expressions along with brightly illustrated characters in real life circumstances.

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A true collection of people's worst, most embarrassing, and weirdest sex stories. It also includes 30-50 essays, sexual trivia and statistics and some sidebars.

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Now a Sunday-only strip, "FoxTrot" has been hailed by "Entertainment Weekly" as "the most idiosyncratic one to debut since "Calvin and Hobbes." This anthology includes colored Sundays as well as the final dailies of the comic.

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Wrinklies Bedside Companion contains everything that the greying generation needs to know about the world, and quite a lot that they don't.

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A behind-the-scenes look at The New Yorker cartoon caption contest, its history, how it's judged, and the secrets to writing a winning caption.

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Reason to Smile #55: This Book is Not a...

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Demonstrates that misery loves company, and that we are the company that misery loves. This title reviews the spectrum of affronts, annoyances, nuisances, grievances, vexations, malevolences, mortifications, and molestations that disrupt our equanimity, that daily pervert the simple pleasures of living.

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Peter Smith on how being human is an awkward, messy, embarrassing business

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Features or to 1001 witty, silly and/or far-fetched puns. This title includes entries in such categories as politics, science, entertainment, sex and other sports, religion, literature, and the kind of word-play that kids giggle over.

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First book of remarks and sketches from hugely popular Middle East blogger Karl Sharro.

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We've gotten into another fine mess, destroying the planet and all. So where will we go next Is it time to colonize outer space Acclaimed essayist Pope Brock takes us on a vivid satirical journal to learn just what life might look like living on tomorrow's moon.

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"Where the crew eats, sleep, wars, and parties: one crazy year working on cruise ships"--Cover.

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A compilation of excuses for various occasions that range from a student's "my dog ate my homework" to the motorist's "that was the speed limit, Officer"to "I thought it was the town population", and more.

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"[This book] isn't a parody--it's a real-life look at the really weird things people do to get their jollies. Taken from national newspapers, magazines, radio, and television, the stories [here] are all true and all really naughty"--Page 4 of cover.

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The best of fishing humor from America's most beloved sporting...

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The best of hunting humor from America's most beloved sporting...

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Queen Victoria, Byron, Martha Gellhorn, King Charles I and many others reflect on their honeymoons. Humorous, acerbic, funny, erotic and charming by turn, these are tales of public marriages and the private lives they joined.

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Explains skills that range from the mundane (how to sweep a carpet, how to lose at board games) to the outrageous (how to restore the apparently dead, how to read minds) to the random (how to be a guest in a country home). This work illustrates advice on good posture, penmanship, photosculpture, and the ethics and aesthetics of eating.

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Mind-melting surreal satire described by Alan Moore as "a new dimension of poetic genius."

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