The Long and Whining Road

By Simeon Courtie

"The Long and Whining Road" by Simeon Courtie is one of the best books I’ve read in recent years. The story of how a family of five threw caution to the wind and launched into a trip around the world, busking Beatles beats for UNICEF...

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The Big Book of Dan

Road Alligators and Incongruous Possibilities
By Daniel C. Dulik

Author Daniel Dulik has created a totally original and very funny, if off-the-wall, book that contains information on how to play Berm Bingo, which is the game of counting the dead animals and discarded soda cans, clothing pieces and car parts that often litter the...

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The Accidental Anarchist

From the Diaries of Jacob Marteck
By Bryna Kranzler

Author Bryna Kranzler writes of her remarkable grandfather's life as a young man in "The Accidental Anarchist: From the Diaries of Jacob Marateck". In the early years of the last century, a young Jew, Jacob Marateck, goes from his yeshiva onto enlisting in the Russian...

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The Little Book of Heavenly Humor

By John Huckeby & Nicholas DeYoung

This book made me laugh out loud. It was a good thing I wasn't drinking milk or it would have come out my nose! It was interesting to learn that this book was based on DaySpring's greeting card line, "Bible Tails." This book provides...

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The Funny Side of Autism

Funny Things Children with Autism Do and Say
By Lisa Masters

Many children and adults are diagnosed with autism each year. Once this was surrounded by misconception; now, there is a possibility of understanding and perhaps helping individuals with autism. It is with this desire that I chose this book, to see if I could learn...

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Thresholds and Other Ruminations

By Delani Bleu

Delani Bleu returned to the profession of teaching after a cushy job. While her major was educational journalism this is the first time she’d had the opportunity to teach it. To prepare for the year she took a graduate class to learn the computer programs;...

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Tales Mark Twain Would Have Loved to Steal

By Glenn Wasson

Glenn Wasson transports readers back in time to the days of the Gold Rush. He shares tales that could very well be true if a bit exaggerated. A large nugget was stolen and swallowed; however, it came out all right in the end. Wasson continues...

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The Sweet Smell of ASH in the Morning

A funnier look at Atascadero State Hospital through the ramblings of a burnt out Psychiatric Technician
By John Crippen

John Crippen begins his book by describing the take down. When a patient becomes violent the staff must restrain him/her to prevent injury. It takes several people to perform this procedure. Crippen humorously describes the dangers, these include: a worker with extremely bad breath, a...

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