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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled My Hero about with the genre: Children's Books, Growing Up & Facts of Life.
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conversations.value: the author is a children's book author who writes about conservative values. His books help parents teach children the concepts of capitalism, traditional values, patriotism and working for what they want.
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled My Hero about Max, Cooking, English with the genre: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Books, Literature & Fiction.
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conversations.value: the author is a classically trained chef with over 30 years of food service experience. After retiring in 2011, Max found himself with time on his hands and was urged to turn his talents to writing. Cooking English, a short story, was his first published work, and has four other short stories currently in publication with Ravenous Romance. His first novel will be published sometime this year through MLR Press and he has just completed he second novel. His first self-published short story was a best seller on Amazon, staying in the top ten for over a week. You can keep up with him by reading his weekly blog posts here. http://max-vos.blogspot.com/ Facebook - Max.the author393
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book titled My Hero.
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conversations.value: My Hero (1990 film): Restaurant waiter Sing (Stephen Chow) has always been obsessed with manhuas featuring triads and hoping to be part of them.\nOne time, Sing rescues triad leader Wai Kit (Peter Yang), who takes Sing under his wing.\nSing also becomes good friends with Wai's underlings Chun (Wilson Lam) and Bill (Shing Fui-On).\nLater, Wai intends to retire and chooses his successor from the aforementioned trio.\nThen, the trio are sent to the Golden Triangle for trading activities.\nAlthough faced with obstacles, they successfully completed the mission.\nHowever, after returning to Hong Kong, due to conflicts in the gang, Bill is killed, Sing becomes an outcast and Chun also dies while rescuing Sing.\nThe melancholic Sing then leaves the underworld.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book titled My Hero.
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conversations.value: My Hero (1990 film): Restaurant waiter Sing (Stephen Chow) has always been obsessed with manhuas featuring triads and hoping to be part of them.\nOne time, Sing rescues triad leader Wai Kit (Peter Yang), who takes Sing under his wing.\nSing also becomes good friends with Wai's underlings Chun (Wilson Lam) and Bill (Shing Fui-On).\nLater, Wai intends to retire and chooses his successor from the aforementioned trio.\nThen, the trio are sent to the Golden Triangle for trading activities.\nAlthough faced with obstacles, they successfully completed the mission.\nHowever, after returning to Hong Kong, due to conflicts in the gang, Bill is killed, Sing becomes an outcast and Chun also dies while rescuing Sing.\nThe melancholic Sing then leaves the underworld.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Max, Cooking, English.
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conversations.value: My Hero (UK TV series): Thermoman is a multiple-powered superhero who originates from the planet Ultron.\nIn an attempt to do his best to fit in with life on earth, he creates the human alias of George Sunday.\nHowever, due to his unfamiliarity with human life, his antics usually lead to many misunderstandings.\nAlthough Thermoman is intrinsically very intelligent, his problem understanding earthly customs makes him look like an idiot to people who don't know who he really is.\nAt the start of the first series, he saves wife-to-be Janet Dawkins from danger, and after falling in love, the pair later have two children, Ollie and Cassie, who also possess superpowers.
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conversations.value: Give me the first four paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: My Hero
  That, by the way, isn't the horrible, inevitable, artistically necessary thing that happens to Skinner.That comes later. Soon, but later.
  Not far away, they could hear strange, disturbing sounds, half-animal, half-human. Possibly it was just lemurs, but somehow Skinner doubted it. He had a horrible feeling he knew exactly what was making that noise.
  Regalian glanced up at what was visible of the sky though the branches of the trees. 'I reckon it's about four-thirty in the afternoon, so assuming it stays light till say ten...'
  Regalian scowled. 'Well, I'm not about to swear any affidavits, but it could be worse. One thing I do know about fairies is, they don't come out during the day.'
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conversations.value: Give me two more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Genre splicing theory. Set up a classic stock situation from one genre in another genre and see what, or who, happens. So; a body on the hearthrug, apparently suicide, except that that would be too simple. Two obvious suspects, nobody else could have entered or left the room. But if it wasn't suicide, what possible motive could there have been? And what about the third witness, the seemingly innocuous Piglet, who, at the time the fatal shot was fired, was supposedly cowering under the rug?
  And the door opens, and a fussy little man with an egg-shaped head and enormous moustaches trots in, beams and introduces himself...
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conversations.value: Give me the last four paragraphs.. End with the sentence ' He was sitting on a horse, wearing a buckskin shirt and cowboy boots, riding across a green landscape at a pleasant ambling pace.'.
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conversations.value: He looked down. Just under his left foot, which he'd been on the point of putting down on the ground, was a small brown scorpion. He wobbled frantically and staggered sideways.
  Regalian stifled a sigh. 'Her name's Jane Armitage,' he said. 'She's terribly nice, actually. I've met her and—'
  Regalian tried to wave at the small, scuttling form as it disappeared among the dunes; however, since he was lying on his face, paralysed from the neck down, he couldn't quite manage it.
  It wasn't nearly so bad this time; because when he woke up he wasn't in the desert any more. He was sitting on a horse, wearing a buckskin shirt and cowboy boots, riding across a green landscape at a pleasant ambling pace.