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  Uncle Of An Angel

  Thomas A. Janvier

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  In what I have read so far this book appears to be a humorous character study on two levels. That between the uncle and niece and that of polite society in the 19th century. Anything can happen. I for one want to find out what will happen!! - Summary by Susan Morin (solo reader)

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  Psychology of Final Fantasy The:...

  PhD Anthony Bean

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  "No matter how dark the night, morning always comes, and our journey begins anew." - Lulu, Final Fantasy X. 
  From its initial release in 1987, Final Fantasy has gone on to become one of the most beloved series of role-playing games in history. With narratives revolving around grandiose stories of good versus evil, Final Fantasy has allowed us, as players, to witness heroic battles, experience hard-won victories, and create treasured friendships for almost 40 years. 
  The Psychology of Final Fantasy guides gamers on a real-world quest of self-discovery so that they can surpass their own limit break. And, as part of this examination, psychologists, clinicians, video game researchers, professors, and enthusiasts who love this franchise ask:How does the storyline in Final Fantasy grab and keep our attention for so many hours of gameplay?Why do the symbols in the game, such as crystals, magic, and weapons, hold meaning about our own psychological inner workings?What are the feminine warrior and archetypes found in the game and how are they living in all of our everyday lives?How does playing Final Fantasy connect us with a larger sense of spiritual guidance as to who we are?Why is it that, by creating a group, we become whole more than we do when playing as individuals?How do the musical interludes affect our psyche and push us to become better versions of ourselves? 
  Think you know Final Fantasy? The Psychology of Final Fantasy explores how the game resonates with a player's psychological drive toward an emotional sense of wholeness, bonding, and completion as they take part in this epic quest.

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  Fibber McGee and Molly: Fibber's...

  Don Quinn

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  Old Time Radio Shows - Fibber makes plans to travel around the world.

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  Homo Sapien Bob vs The World - A...

  Brian Jones

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  Homo Sapien Bob vs the World is an adventure of epic proportions. Mother Earth can’t understand why all of Earth’s Entities can’t get along the fish, the trees, the clouds, the mountains all seem to work it out throw in one Homo Sapien, and all hell breaks loose. 
  The ultimate competition between Homo Sapiens and Earth entities begins when they compete to see who adds more value to their presence on Earth. The winner gets to stay on the planet, and the loser well, let’s say outer space will start to get a little more crowded. We have a rocket, and who doesn’t love rockets. 
  Rex and Iggy are responsible for setting up and running these competitions, where all the craziness begins at World Mastermind Headquarters. Many characters like Mother Nature, Father Time, Meco, Scientists, rhinoceros, the whistler, and even Einstein, make a brief appearance and a host of others, each one crazier than the next.  
  What about Bob? He’s in the title, and yes, we have many Bob’s in fact, lots and lots of Bob’s. Bob’s are like lightbulbs interchangeable.  
  We have judges music songs and a ton of humor to make this the ultimate Bob adventure. So if you like Competition Elimination Rockets Outer Space and Bye-Bye, you are going to love this whale of a tale.  
  Sit back and be entertained and enjoy the ultimate Bob experience with Homo Sapien Bob vs The World. Cheers

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  Abbott and Costello: Football

  Bud Abbott, Lou Costello

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  Abbott and Costello talk about Uncle Mike and Aunt May. Bud gets lost in the script. Lou gets lost as well. They find their place and the talk moves onto football. Wrong Rumba.

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  Scuse Me While I Whip This Out -...

  Kinky Friedman

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  Kinky Friedman is back, and with 'Scuse Me While I Whip This Out he gets it on with all manner of egos. In this collection of twisted takes on life, the Kinkster gives us funny, irreverent, and insightful looks at outsized personalities from people he's known, like Bill Clinton, George W., Willie Nelson, and Bob Dylan -- not to mention Joseph Heller and Don Imus -- to people he's known in spirit, such as Moses, Jesus, Jack Ruby, and Hank Williams. With his meditations on subjects ranging from sleeping at the White House, marriage, his pets, fishing in Borneo, country music, and cigars to the tribulations of possessing talent, Kinky doesn't deny us the "flashes of brilliance and laugh-out-loud observations" (Rocky Mountain News) that are present in all his other work. Hilarious, irreverent, and passionately twisted, 'Scuse Me While I Whip This Out reads as if it were written by a slightly ill modern-day Mark Twain.

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