Meet Cia, manta whisperer and underwater cat trainer. Cia is so much more than a palindrome or colored pebbles arranged in a pretty pattern. Every palindrome tells a story, and behind the palindrome is a longer story. Cia So Manic In A Mosaic contains 143 stories written as palindromes, plus the longer stories that go with the palindromes. The cover illustration and the introduction make up the long story behind the palindrome “Cia so manic in a mosaic.” Why palindromes? It’s all about … [Read more...] about Cia So Manic in a Mosaic by Ray N. Franklin
CURSEANOVA by Jamie Greenlees
Then the unthinkable happens. A lady walks into Jamie’s life without a hidden agenda and his body no longer feels like a car park for immobilising anxiety. But is she all she perceives to be? For the first time in his life, Jamie will defy the cataclysmic destiny assigned to his future by following his own path. There he will find more questions and a host of destructive events he never dreamed could possibly exist outside of his imagination. Hilarious and gripping. Available on Kindle, … [Read more...] about CURSEANOVA by Jamie Greenlees
The Cartoon Chronicles of Sandwich Bag Dad by Dave Blumenthal
It started out as a simple shape carved into his daughter’s sandwich to make her smile at school lunchtime. Today, it has evolved into a collection of thousands of sandwich bag cartoon drawings, a social media following spanning the globe, and a dedicated exhibition at Australia’s National Cartoon Gallery. Since 2012, Dave Blumenthal (a.k.a. Sandwich Bag Dad) has been combining his love of art and wordplay by drawing custom cartoons on his three daughters’ lunch bags each day to add some fun to … [Read more...] about The Cartoon Chronicles of Sandwich Bag Dad by Dave Blumenthal
Dare To Do Nothing by Amy Minty
Dare To Do Nothing by Amy Minty In her new book, five-time novelist Amy Minty branches out to create her first non-fiction book. Minty provides a solid framework on counteracting any and every urge readers may have to become a workaholic. The author, who advocates doing nothing enhances your life also recounts the leap of faith she took in in her own life that expand on these beliefs. When you do nothing, you have more time for fun! And shouldn’t that be the point? Would you like to do … [Read more...] about Dare To Do Nothing by Amy Minty
Life Begins When The Kids Leave Home And The Dog Dies by Barb Taub
ONCE UPON A TIME... Chapter 1. A California girl named Barb met her prince of a guy. He was tall, dark, and handsome. (Actually, he was a Republican. But he was definitely tall.) They fell in love, and got married. Chapter 2. He brought her to his castle in England and they lived happily ever after. THE END** **Luckily, 35+ years of living happened between Chapters 1 and 2, giving Barb plenty of material for this collection (in no particular chronological order) from her newspaper columns, … [Read more...] about Life Begins When The Kids Leave Home And The Dog Dies by Barb Taub
My Name Is Danny: Tales From Danny the Dog by Andrew Joyce
My Name Is Danny: Tales From Danny the Dog by Andrew Joyce Danny the Dog is a prolific writer. He’s written articles for bloggers around the world and has his own very popular blog where he dispenses his wisdom on a monthly basis. He's humorous, clever, charming, delightful, and sometimes irascible. Or, as he would phrase it, "I'm a purveyor of wit, wisdom, and words." In My Name Is Danny, Danny writes about his real-life adventures living on a boat in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with his … [Read more...] about My Name Is Danny: Tales From Danny the Dog by Andrew Joyce
Laughter Paradigm: Having Fun and the Psychology behind by Captain D
The Laughter Paradigm is a book on having fun & for having fun. It is a hilarious short read EBook (about 11500 words) with a two-fold approach. Primarily, it is meant to make you laugh, and you bet it will! But then, there is something else. It also speaks about the subtle psychological nuances behind a hearty laugh and our thought patterns which help us appreciate or reject humor and fun in daily lives. As you dig deeper, you will find answers to questions such as: How do our Left … [Read more...] about Laughter Paradigm: Having Fun and the Psychology behind by Captain D
Anti-Socially Awkward: A well documented list of reasons society needs a punch in the neck by Tattness Madden
An over the top, exaggerated, tongue-in-cheek social commentary on society and the infuriating and dumbfounding things people do. Targeted Age Group:: 18+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? First and foremost, life inspired me to write this book. We live in a crazy world full of different views, behaviours, mentalities,and perceptions. When you're out in public among a sea of different people, you're bound to see society at it's worst now and again. … [Read more...] about Anti-Socially Awkward: A well documented list of reasons society needs a punch in the neck by Tattness Madden
Truckin’ Up! by Donna Carver
I've been a homemaker and mother most of my life. I've worked in a variety of professions, including nursing. In 1994, I married a man who drove a semi-truck, and I got a real education when I crawled into the truck with him. I wrote a funny and interesting book about the trucking industry and the wild trucker’s CB radio slang. , I got the ride of my life in the passenger seat of a 'sure enough store bought large car', stylin and profilin', checking out the 'seat covers', shaking the 'bushes … [Read more...] about Truckin’ Up! by Donna Carver
How to Tell When You’re Really Old! Funny Happens When Kids Define Old Age by Kristi Porter
How to Tell When You’re Really Old - Funny Happens When Kids Define Old Age, is the result of hundreds of interviews with children ages three to twelve, who were asked to explain how they could tell when someone was really old. It began as part of a larger class project by teacher Kristi Porter and the children of Happi Kamper Child Care, located in North Muskegon, Michigan. Each child was to create an individual gift book for his or her parents, and How to Tell When You’re Really Old was … [Read more...] about How to Tell When You’re Really Old! Funny Happens When Kids Define Old Age by Kristi Porter
Claire Gone Mad- Letters from an Angry Black Woman by Kevin Scott
As the saying goes, “If Mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy”, but when your Mama can smell money before it's even been printed, there's no telling what she will do to get her hands on it, just to fulfill her insatiable need to have it all! Claire Scott is the quintessential gold digger. Whatever she has to do to get over on her son Ken, she's willing to do. If that means bombarding him with emails because he's long since cut off ties with her in every other way, then, a Mamas got … [Read more...] about Claire Gone Mad- Letters from an Angry Black Woman by Kevin Scott
Welfare Mother Goose by Brandon Sindos
In this witty and incisive satire on the American political scene, Brandon Sindos uses the medium of Nursery Rhymes to poke fun at the insane antics that the people have come to accept as a normal part of politics. While reading Welfare Mother Goose the Rhymes will make you laugh, the reality will make you cry, and the whole book will make you think. Targeted Age Group:: 25-65 What Inspired You to Write Your Book? The world of modern American politics has become analogous to an episode of … [Read more...] about Welfare Mother Goose by Brandon Sindos
