My Laughable Life Then and Now is a quick read, shoot-wine-out-of-your-nose-funny book. Great bathroom material since wiping away tears is the usual reaction to uncontrollable laughter. Hilarious and sincere personal memoirs compare everyday life from the whimsical kaleidoscope of a young female adult transitioning into a 50 something woman. Identify with the author's humorous and racy accounts of body heat and facial hair, purchasing blue jeans and undergarments to requiring blood tests for potential sexual suitors. Belly laughing to the antics of a teenage rock queen, an angry push up bra, daddy porn tips, a bigini, not to be confused with a bikini, and a giant condom wrestling match will make you giggle out loud until your face hurts.

"Do Firefighters Have Wings?" introduces children to the jobs and responsibilities of firefighters. The book teaches, with a gentle sensitivity, about the attacks of September 11, 2001, on New York City. The author's goal is to pay tribute to firefighters everywhere and for children to realize that heroic individuals will always triumph over the evil doers of the world.

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