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The all-inclusive chronicle of events beginning with the day Hobbes sprang into Calvin's tuna-fish trap and their friendship was forged forever.

Offers an anthology of author's writings on journalism, feminism, and being a woman; on the importance of food (including of course her favourite recipes), and on the bittersweet reality of growing old.

An unprecedented comics collection of Scrooge McDuck's life story, this epic Duckburg serial is back for keeps in a beyond-complete oversized full color deluxe edition--and comes slipcased with a special commemorative coin, available nowhere else!

Author Susan P. Adler has always enjoyed writing poetry and short stories. Now, in introducing this second collection of published work, she presents 250 quotes that are absolutely thought provoking. Her clever twist on words will be sure to leave her readers left pondering many of life's truisms in a new light. Done in a way that makes readers laugh and think at the same time, she is still offering up life's lessons with lasting reflection. Many are political and in real time.About the Author Susan P. Adler is a Baldwin-Wallace graduate with a Liberal Arts degree in communication. She has traveled Asia and Europe to share her world views with a creative bent.Susan is a lifelong volunteer for numerous causes and political campaigns, PTA mom, and a loyal advocate for peace and justice. A victim-survivor of the judicial court system, she has set precedence for children's and women's rights. A Jill-Of-All-Trades, Susan has years of work experience in Corporate America. She worked in life insurance sales and payroll accounting prior to full-time college. She enjoyed renovating her four homes, using her artistic and decorating talents.Susan not only continues to write, but has been fighting an ongoing legal matter regarding her home, recently just overcoming an astounding accomplishment with a major and world-known financial institution. Her personal ongoing and pro-active mission has been to make a positive impact as she deals with our national mortgage crisis. The proverbial underwater homeowner, Susan has written several quotes in this collection with genuine transparency reflecting her outraged sentiments over these toxic and costly lending issues.

"(SOS) Stuck on Stupid -- The Self Help Book" is a humorous piece of literary effort communicating stories on serious subject matters in a most distinguished way. You may find yourself embarrassingly laughing out loud while describing current events you otherwise dare not discuss or speak about in public with family members, close friends or business associates. Regardless of age, readers from all generations will get a kick out of Titoism Humor and may even learn a thing or two if they're not careful, in the event one's prepared to propel a mind into ultimate learning mode. This hilarious but cognitive material spares no one's feelings, although some shall continue finding humor even after they've become angry or thoroughly disagree with certain subject matter. Information offered from cover to cover provides inquiring literary fans answers missing from lingering questions, which seem to have been hanging around forever. "(SOS) Stuck on Stupid -- The Self Help Book" is the quintessential book-taught-piece for this Twenty-First Century Era.

This unusual work of pen-and-ink drawings amusingly lampoons those old, young and middle-aged men who visit the area recreational center (ARC) in Columbia, Missouri, and of necessity use the locker room to change clothes and shower. But it no doubt could apply to any recreational facility. The author is one of such (old) characters. This book depicts some of the behind-the-scenes rhetoric of what those noble beings say and think who come to work-out (exercise) in hopes to shed some flab, tighten-up sagging muscles and generally improve their constitutions.

From Simon & Schuster, Potato Jokes is performing artist, musician, singer, and humorist, Paul McMahon's, collection of jokes about potatoes.Paul McMahon's Potato Jokes is a regular contributor to "The Muppet Magazine" skewers the spud in this tasty serving of jokes and riddles.

"The Elevator Comics" is a hilarious collection of comic strips about crazy characters all using the same elevator. You'll meet Bryce the nerd; Burt the teenager; Brad, who loves pretending to be a chicken; and dozens more. It's almost 250 pages of fun.

Cranthology is a collection of poems, cartoons, stories, excerpts, etc., chosen by the compiler, who is me, Roy Crandal. You will find dictionary poems, straight poems, arbitrary silliness, cartoons, six essays and one special Movie Matinee.

This world-famous Carl Barks/Donald Duck comics adventure has been repackaged to be more kid-friendly.

For use in schools and libraries only. Collects comic strips featuring the famous feline with an appetite for lasagna.

Step into the ever-changing life of a busy southern woman as she recounts day-to-day living with humor and vivid detail. As a former guidance counselor turned writer, Lisa Batten Kunkleman's book Just Because I Used to Could…Life Stories and Beyond features wise, witty, and heart-felt stories that are reminiscent of Erma Bombeck's personal essays. Included in the collection are award winning essays Rest In Peace, a story about a toad funeral with a surprise ending, and, I Cry at Everything, which is not only accurate, but also humorous and self explanatory. Among the forty-eight tales, additional topics include: •Large families: Parenting triplets plus one more •Chewing ugly smoothies, growing muffin tops, and making the most of mammograms •Motherhood, empty nest, and pet overload •Hot flashes, turkey necks, and midlife living •Hurricanes, gators, and mayflies, oh my •The good old days of tanning and carefree living •Mom's wisdom, memory hacks, and senior moments •Realization that just because I used to could, doesn't mean I should. Lisa has been a contributor to NPR and has oodles of untold narratives inside her head. Come up on the front porch, park in a rocking chair, and enjoy some story-swapping. Want to talk about gluten allergies, aching knees, or raising invincible kids? Need to commiserate with someone who's been there or need a shoulder to cry on? Just Because I Used To Could…Life Stories and Beyond will make you smile and maybe even start writing down some Life Stories of your own.

It's a unanimous decision! These pulse-pounding stories and more featuring Matt Groening's beloved first family of fun, the Simpsons, will have you rolling with the punchlines!Go the distance with the Simpson family as they join everybody's favorite moonraking megalomaniac, Hank Scorpio. for a globetrotting adventure that will not only take you around the world but into orbit around the Earth. And when the lovelorn losers of Springfield feel like throwing in the towel on romance, they pick themselves up off the mat and get an adrenaline rush by living life to the extreme! And as if Homer wasn't already a glutton for punishment, watch him discover his killer instinct as he goes toe to toe with C. Montgomery Burns!

From one calamity to the next, Bart Simpson Master of Disaster will take you over the brink of laughter again and again.Hope for the best and expect the worst, when Bart, Milhouse, and Martin pull their resources together to buy a brand-new model kit that brings them together in more ways than one. Then, Principal Skinner and Bart enter into a game of ?tag? . . . sprayed all over school property. And when Lisa gets a bump on the head, Bart tries to convince her that she has a reputation as a mischief-maker. Add in a trip to Mexico, a nuclear nightmare near-miss, Vikings, vampires, making faces, alien races, acting strange, climate change, and you have the makings of a catastrophe of monumental proportions . . . or maybe just an ordinary day in the life of Bart Simpson!

Interventions are like little surprise parties!Plus a bonus Do-it-yourself crafts section?brighten up anything with baby animals!

** New York Times Bestseller **Number One Is Walking is Steve Martin's cinematic legacy-an illustrated memoir of his legendary acting career, with stories from his most popular films and artwork by New Yorker cartoonist Harry Bliss.Steve Martin has never written about his career in the movies before. In Number One Is Walking, he shares anecdotes from the sets of his beloved films-Father of the Bride, Roxanne, The Jerk, Three Amigos, and many more-bringing readers directly into his world. He shares charming tales of antics, moments of inspiration, and exploits with the likes of Paul McCartney, Diane Keaton, Robin Williams, and Chevy Chase. Martin details his forty years in the movie biz, as well as his stand-up comedy, banjo playing, writing, and cartooning, all with his unparalleled wit.With gorgeously illustrated cartoons and single-panel "diversions" in Steve and Harry's signature style, Number One Is Walking is full of the everyday moments that make up a movie star's life, capturing Steve Martin's singular humor and acclaimed career in film. The perfect gift from the team who brought you the #1 New York Times bestseller A Wealth of Pigeons.

This collection of personal essays is Jackie Albarella's take on the adventures of everyday living. The wiggly monsters underfoot or in the garden evoke hilarious visual images.Every woman who has ever tried to get in shape or keep from "flashing" will find the funny in the way Jackie describes her adventures in womanhood. Learning to swim, walking in a snowstorm, or playing celebrity baseball all become causes for laughter for the reader of this book.

"The ... four-panel comic by Bkub Okawa, on which the hit anime is based, is filled with obscure pop culture references (including walk-ons by characters from other series) and tongue-in-cheek and in-your-face quips and snipes, as well as inappropriate physical violence" --