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they cooked

They Cooked the Books by Patrick M. Edwards

Edwards presents a novel approach to the financial debacle by analyzing the expressions we’ve come to associate with fraud and dishonesty.  Read On »

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television

Television Can Blow Me: Reviews That Give TV a Lump in its Throat

★★★★☆ 

Irreverent, witty, at times downright shocking, writer James Donaghy presents his “best” (which does not necessarily mean glowing) reviews in this entertaining and outrageous compendium.  Read On »

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POOR WIDOW

Poor Widow Me by Carol Scibelli

After the death of her husband, a woman finds humor in everyday situations.  Read On »

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All Men

All Men Are Cremated Equal: My 77 Blind Dates

★★★★☆ 

Referring to herself as “Bridget Jones’ American cousin,” Elizabeth chronicles her true-life dating spree as a marriage-minded mortician in her mid-30′s.

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xanta

Xanta Claus

★★☆☆☆ 

Santa Claus’s job is not just to bring presents; it’s to bring hope to children, up to the age of ten. But why stop there? Even adults could use a little hope sometimes.

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barking

Barking Her Way to the Top

★★★★☆ 

Roger Pyle’s s six-year old collie, Kukushka, is not an ordinary pet, as she is able to be understood by her master. The often irreverent dog demands that Pyle get her a job in the civil service.  Read On »

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growing up irish

Growing Up Irish Catholic, and Surviving My Mom’s Eleven Sisters

★★★★☆ 

The author is sarcastic and misanthropic enough to please any Woody Allen fan, but he is also compassionate and careful to point out his own deficiencies.  Read On »

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