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You are invited to be a part of an epic journey. This journey is told through the eyes of the author, as he recounts his memories of his grandparents. Our journey will have many different stops along the way. Intertwining comedy, drama, and tragedy, the author stops at nothing to tell how his life was shaped by these two wonderful people. Influenced by faith, family values, and country heritage, it is apparent that these two folks are indeed larger than life. Join the author as he tells about the lessons that he learned, and how we would all be better if those lessons were applied in our lives. Although normal, country people, this set of grandparents bring new meaning to the word ...

The love story of Celia and Cristóbal told with a few witty stories, a few poems and other forms of writings Book language: Spanish

This book is a description of several adventures with his two grandsons, Curtis and Adam Murray. The experiences and his descriptions reveal many lovable aspects of the man they called, Granddad (and I called Dad). He loved life and was always ready to go somewhere interesting. Planning adventures was perhaps his greatest pleasure and he was really good at it, as you will see.

Shhh...Do you want to know a secret? This was the theme of our Candidly Speaking parties. After hosting several events where social circles collide, we noticed that women have plenty of stories to share, whether they were hootchie cootchie or living in Gucci. We’ve taken the best of their experiences and handed them over to you, because as intimidating as it is to put ourselves out there, there’s nothing like bonding over a good embarrassing tale. Candidly Speaking is a place where we can laugh off the rough stuff and hang out the dirty laundry. From these experiences, women have learned how to cut through the B.S. to gain the confidence they need to swim through the piranhas an ...

Just as the title says, this is a book about how with the help of technology, cars have gotten smarter and safer. Also, some humor here and there never killed no body...

Peter Dowdy gives one of the most intriguing, intelligent, hilarious and heartwarming viewpoints of being a father for the first time. In his 30's, he writes a letter explaining his life and experiences with how and why he parents the way he does. With reflecting on events such as heartbreaks, ass-whoopings, finding love, and lots of poop, he gives a very unique approach for not only fathers but mothers as well with love and parenting the right way for the new age millennials and beyond.

Peter Dowdy gives one of the most intriguing, intelligent, hilarious and heartwarming viewpoints of being a father for the first time. In his 30's, he writes a letter explaining his life and experiences with how and why he parents the way he does. With reflecting on events such as heartbreaks, ass-whoopings, finding love, and lots of poop, he gives a very unique approach for not only fathers but mothers as well with love and parenting the right way for the new age millennials and beyond.

Go the F*ck to School is a parody children's book that is meant to be read aloud in a Samuel L. Jackson-esque voice. It is a hearty cry for help from pandemic-era parents and caregivers everywhere.

Granddad's Joke Book was created as a compilation of clean, humorous, jokes collected from around the world. There are 750 jokes from puns to 1-liners, to multiple text versions. I believe that the world can always use a few good jokes every once in a while, so I am presenting these as my way of saying, "Hey World! Laugh A Bit!"

The Book "Growin' up Gringo" is about American boys growing up in Mexico during the 1950's. The head of the family is transferred from Wilmington, Delaware where he works for the DuPont Company to the Mexico City offices in 1944. Mother and 3 boys ranging in age from 2 yrs old to 7 years travel by train from Philadelphia to Mexico city and catch up with Dad in 1945. That's when the fun begins.