The author as a child with her parents. I had very protective, strict parents, who monitored and censored everything. No music with swears. No movies with love scenes. My dad even fast-forwarded through the kissing parts of VHS tapes. And if a TV scene suddenly turned steamy, he’d cha...
Also, be prepared for some really bad puns and inside jokes along the way – a few I think even went over my head. Fun side note. I keep telling people “I’m reading a book where they named the pig Atinlay…” and waiting to see who gets it or not. I may need smarter friends...
Books [and movies, actually] make them seem like such a feat, but… they’re really just places where noisy and slightly sweaty teens eat lunch and socialize. I totally understand how for some people that IS a feat [esp. if you have anxiety] but as a generalization, they’re not that...
Ensure proper grammar, capitalization, spelling, spacing, and general professionalism. Jokes and such are allowed, but lets prioritize helping others before all else. Ensure accuracy. Don't upload misleading information, false reports, guesses, or improper research. ...
(I just cant remember the full title but the title of the book WAS the joke because you open it up and all the pages are empty , meaning there is no answer to the Title. I thought it was so funny as a kid but all of joke books were very adult . dead baby jokes etc I know ...
I am a bookaholic - That means I am incapable of walking into a bookshop without buying something. Or reading a blog without writing a title and author down in a list. Or joining in book reading challenges which encourage me to buy or borrow more books!
But are these books truly helpfulRead one and find out.【1】From this passage,self-help books are books which .A. tell us interesting jokes B. provide beautiful poemsC. teach us to deal with problem D. talk about animals and plants【2】The underlined word“recognized"means in the passage...
if you’re new to something, an admit it right out, it’s okay to not like it or even pan it, but you really can’t be acting like you’re one of the ‘in’ crowd and commenting and making jokes the way long-time fans have. Reading Reddit pages or the Memory Alpha wiki pages...
Author bio: Leonard H. Orr has written for The Village Voice, The New York Times, and other publications. A graduate of Swarthmore College, he has also been an editor and investment manager, where he’s been a witness to the ambition and entitlement and sorrow his novel portrays. ...
There is trivia galore, along with generous quantities of jokes and puns. While not exactly “laugh out loud”, there is certainly enough humour to grab a young reader’s attention. Emily Marcuccilli I thought I would find this book so boring, but I did not! Instead, I found out lots ...