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Books > Sport & Leisure > Humour > Parodies & spoofs
Another all-new installment of the side-splitting and bestselling
Donald Trump Yearbook, packed with Trump-related games, puzzles,
and fun. "No way," they said, "he won't last 100 days!" But
steaming into his final year of office, the POTUS with the moistest
has reigned supreme, and now he wants more (pending rubber-stamping
of his nomination). The run-in to the 2020 election will be a
rollercoaster, and the answer to the question of who will be
sitting next to the Donald in the front car as the Democratic
candidate will soon be answered. Bigger! Boldlier! Betterlier! The
follow-up to last year's sold-out edition, The Unofficial Donald
Trump Yearbook 2020 will feature a side-splitting potpourri of
Donald-related fun and Trump-ernalia: Mr Potus Head (of State)
game! Dazzling Donald pin-ups and pics! Wall craft game--using your
pretend bricks to build a wall to keep out pretend baddies! Trump
temporary tattoos! Trump top tunes! Trump tall tales! All this and
more will delight and amuse you as you try to stay sane in the face
of the daily news.
'Ah! This is the dream!' says Julian one morning. 'With good old
British common sense and community spirit like this, there's no
reason that we couldn't exist on the island like this for the rest
of our days!' What could possibly go wrong . . .? Anne has gathered
Julian, Dick, George and, of course, Timmy, together for a last
nostalgic jaunt in the countryside together before grown-up
responsibilities take the four cousins off in different directions.
It's only natural that they find their way onto Kirrin Island for a
look around, as this might be the last time they're here together
as a group. They are planning just to spend the night there and
come home the next day, perhaps with a little exploring in the
dungeon for old time's sake. But that night they hear the country
has gone into lockdown. They are not allowed to leave. With their
usual resourcefulness, they are determined to make the best of it,
and remain cheerful and healthy. As Anne keeps saying: They're
lucky, really, to have all this countryside and fresh air at their
disposal!
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