Lou Harry

Sam Stall

Whether you need to nail an interview or ace a drag race, How to Win at Almost Everything is your ultimate manual for achieving success. This handsome and humorous field guide to acing (almost) any situation is the perfect gift for graduates or anyone embarking on a new chapter in their life. Packed with expert advice, wry asides, and instructive illustrations, this comprehensive book is sure to be your go-to guide for years to come!

How to Win at Almost Everything (or at least the important stuff)

Hello, My Name is Winner

Which former Beatle starred in a Pizza Hut commercial? How many peg spaces are there in Battleship’s submarine piece? About how deep is the Earth’s magma layer? Find the answers to these questions and over 500 more mind-melting questions in this digest-sized trivia book you won’t be able to put down! Whether the answers are on the tip of your tongue or you’re scratching your head in bewilderment, you’ll be amazed at how fun and entertaining the hundreds of factoids and tidbits will be. The compact book is the perfect travel companion for bus rides, road trips and waiting rooms; also great for entertaining friends and family wherever you go! Questions range in topics from sports, music and games to Mother Earth, Disney and food for thought, challenging even the most well-versed trivia experts.

700 Head Scratchers

Mind Melting Trivia

Eric Furman

Here's all you need to know to become a master of mirth and mixology! Featuring recipes for more than 100 shots and shooters, etiquette tips, and bartenders' favorites, this is the quintessential ''Drinker's Guide to the Sport of Spirits.'' So go on, enjoy the most spirited of spirits, get jiggy with those jigglers, and have an all-around good time. Cheers!

A Drinker's Guide to the Sport of Spirits

The Little Black Book of Shots and Shooters

What city is considered the biggest consumer of Slurpees? Which country added the joker to the playing card deck? How many vertebraea are in a giraffe’s neck? You’ll find over 500 endlessly entertaining questions like these in this digest-sized trivia book that makes a perfect companion for car rides, waiting rooms, or when Mom has the tv remote. You’ll even stump your friends and family with these fascinating questions varying in topics such as sports, movies, comics, animals, games and more! The intriguing trivia will keep you turning the page for hours, filling your mind with dozens of mind-blowing factoids.

Head Scratchers Trivia

Motivational quote books abound, but where are the volumes of misquotations?! In this era of fake news and fake quotes, The Little Book of Misquotations uncovers the truth behind the 200+ most famous things they never said! Just because a quote is engraved in marble, stenciled on your mom’s wall, or repeated a million times online doesn’t exactly mean that it is correct. It’s time to set the record straight. The Little Book of Misquotations is the definitive collection of the quotes people frequently get wrong, including: “For attractive lips, speak words of kindness.” — Audrey Hepburn (Somebody else said it!) “I want to suck your blood.” — Dracula (Nope! He said, “I only drink…wine.”) “Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.” — Banksy (He wasn’t the first person to say it!) “A penny saved is a penny earned.” — Ben Franklin (That’s not what he said!) With deep dives on popular yet erroneous quotations from artists, writers, celebrities, scientists, politicians, and legendary figures from around the globe, The Little Book of Misquotations offers addictive reading—and a delightful reminder not to believe everything you read!

The Fakest of Fake Quotes, False Attributions, and Flat-Out Lies

The Little Book of Misquotations

101 tried-and-true solutions (that won’t get you fired) for dealing with that coworker! It’s time to start strategizing! Get creative with these techniques for dealing with the jackass down the hall, including: *Protect Your Reputation (page 158) *Explore the Backstory (page 54) *Read Machiavelli (page 150) *Own Your Ideas (page 23) *Keep Your Eyes on the Prize (page 57) *Search for the Win-Win (page 167) *Avoid Social Media (page 42) *Look for Triggers (page 145) *Suggest a Promotion (page 15) Overcome and outmaneuver your office nemesis with these 101 innovative methods!

(And Succeed Anyway)

101 Ways to Work with an Asshole

Julia Spalding

Alphabetical listing of things like TV programmes you don't admit to watching, convenience foods, music etc.

1001 Things You Hate to Love

The Encyclopedia of Guilty Pleasures

This cheeky, entertaining role-playing game comes complete with six nametag stickers, six 8-page booklets for each character, and a 32-page book to help the host guide his or her guests through an evening of lighthearted mystery fun. Consumable.

The Murder-Mystery Party

Do you want thicker, fuller, more lustrous hair? A smaller waistline and a bigger bustline? How about sharper cutlery, six-pack abs, and thighs that can crack a walnut? If you ve answered yes to these questions, you need As Seen on TV a photographic history of 50 amazing products that are not available in any store. Here are the incredible true stories of Ginsu Knives, Chia Pets, the Veg-o-Matic, K-Tel Records, the ThighMaster, and dozens of other favorites. But that s not all! You ll also receive expert analysis of the products, interviews with celebrity pitchpeople, and more than 100 color photographs. Order now, and we ll even throw in a chapter on the George Foreman Grill absolutely free! As Seen on TV is an inspiration to entrepreneurs of all ages, and a wacky trip down memory lane for couch potatoes everywhere. Call now operators are standing by!

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