Entertaining and fun with punch!
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Oh my gosh!  Who knew that a story based on a fairy tale, and sort of named for one, can hit so close to home?  April Cline has done a masterful job of meeting the over-50 woman where she is, then engagingly and sagely talking through expereinces and helping with great tips on how to use the Law of Attraction to bring about meaninfgul change.  It's a short, powerful read, and I highly recommend it!

Buy it, read it, work it, read it again!
4483589
This punch is a lot of fun.  It punches a face anywhere on your page.  The magnets seem to go together perfect every time.
3243624
Ordered this game for myself and a couple friends around the country as gifts. It's pretty ridiculous fun. I think of it like Cards Against Humanity with a truth or dare element. Get together with a good group of friends, some drinks, and go in with an open mind. It's witty, weird, and raunchy in a good way - hilarity is sure to ensue. Highly recommend this for those looking for a new pre-game ritual or just entertainment when staying in with some friends.
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We played Blurt with another couple over the weekend and had a blast! It is very simple, has many games within a game and you can make it easy or hard depending on who is playing and the mood. Basically a definition is read aloud and everybody screams out words to try to be the first one. It is amazing how funny it can become! For instance, when a, "dirt-sucking, floor- cleaning machine" was the clue and our friend said his wife's name we all just about fell out of our chairs!! It is fun for kids too. The junior version is just right for our 7 and 9 year old daughters to play with their friends. All in all, a fantastic game for everyone in the whole family!
1030350
This punch was a lot of fun to use and punches very easily.  I punched photos and a separate background color, attached to each other, really highlighted the photos.
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My buddies and I played this game for the first time about a week ago, and we had so much fun! Our favorite card to draw was what we called, "KTN", (know thy neighbor). It's great as a party game to try and guess what the other guys would do in a given scenario. Also, the riddles were awesome! It stimulates your mind, and has an incredible feel of competition. This game is totally worth buying, and would be a bargain at any price!
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I love the off-beat humor and illustrations with wit that snaps back at you as you get the joke!  A fun read and great gift item.
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Punch bowl set arrived as advertised and in great condition. It is very fun and festive! It added a hilarious focal point for the holiday bar!
We set up a kiddie punch bowl next to this one and let the kids use the acrylic glasses. Adult punch was served in the authentic glass moose mugs bought separately Would recommend and buy again!
"Beautiful tree Clark, is it real?" ... "Dug it out myself Eddie"
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Played "Stinker" last night and loved it!!  Stinker is a mix of Cards Against Humanity and Bananagrams,  only better!!  One player reads a question and each player scrambles to come up with an answer using their letter tiles.  The last one to make an answer becomes the judge for the round as the others read and try to sell their answers on the judge.

I can't remember the last time we laughed this much while playing a game.  The answers were hilarious.  Stinker is great fun.  I bought it as an impulse, knowing very little about it,  but boy am I glad I did.  I can see Stinker getting a lot of play around here!!!
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Off-beat is what attracted me to it, and I was delighted with the result. This cranky and highly enjoyable book features the most delightful drawings and sketches in between the scenes, which are laid out in three Acts, with a play within the play towards the end. It sounds confusing, but you soon get into the quirkiness of it all. Sid, who is the would-be director and narrator, is an engaging character with plenty of faults, and a knack for seeing the worst in his sisters, and forgiving his friends, both adult and contemporary. Its a marvellous collection of people, who can easily be imagined around anyones hometown, I would think.

I sometimes found it hard to follow, since the scene directions tended to merge with the dialogue itself, although it is possible it was a typographical issue in my copy from Net-Galley. However, overcoming that was the warmth of the individuals, the craziness of the situation, and the inventiveness of the participants. The obsession of Sids friend Folly with the most wonderful caricature of a high-hitting sales-training guru, which was absolutely spot-on, gave me even more giggles since I was exposed to their trickery in the 1990s. So true!

The idea that the kids can rally round and get into all sorts of scrapes while trying to raise money to save their childrens theater is something that will resonate with most young readers. Its the first middle-grade novel of Rebecca Connelly, and its a tour de force. I hope her originality keeps flowing. More please!
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5 Grade A Super-Sized Hole Punches

Hole Punched is hilarious, charming, and delightful.  After reading this book I wanted to hug my kindle, spin around in circles, and shout, That book was perfect!

Susan Renee is a brilliant author, and when it comes to writing the perfect romantic comedy, she can deliver! I laughed out loud and giggled throughout this entire book.  It was so much fun to read!  The chapter titles alone made me chuckle and smile!

All of the characters were witty and enchanting!  Jacoby and Jenna are both adorable and endearing!  This is one of those books I will buy not to display, but to keep next to my bed to read over and over again.

If you are looking for a fun book that will make you smile and laugh, then this one is for you!
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The zombie game has been done over ten ways to Sunday. But never have I come across one that is just so much fun to play! As Juliette, the blonde and buxom high school cheerleader, you slash, cheer, and flip your way through hoards of the undead with your trusty zombie killing chainsaw. With the help of her boyfriend's magical talking decapitated head it is your task to defeat the evil zombies and generally kick ass!

Fans of frivolous games, such as Bayonetta and Duke Nukum, will find this to be a delightful romp through a late 1980s horror flick; full of tongue-in-cheek humor and copious amounts of blood and gore! The fighting is pretty solid and the combos are devastatingly fun to pull off. There are also references to many goth rock icons and classic video games including a whole level of Pac Man like gameplay.

Some might find Juliette to be nothing more than digital eye-candy and find her pandering baby voice and attitude to be nothing more than fluff. But I think that is what makes her so awesome to watch tear through zombie flesh! To banish this game into pre-apocolyptic obscurity is to refuse yourself a fun time!
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This is a great two-person game! It is fast paced, and quick to pick up. It has a bit of a rock-paper-scissors feel to the game play but with enough substance built around it to make it entertaining. The quickness of the game allows for multiple rounds without getting slow or boring. Great find!
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Reading Whiskey and Soda is a fun time.  The characters are larger than life but still maintain that integral "humaness" that allows us to relate to them.  The four-leggers are true originals.  Who wouldn't want an Abra diva dog or a so chic Sandra Bullock Frenchie?  The story is a very entertaining read:  So entertaining in fact, that I couldn't put it down.  I did the whole book in one sitting.  If you're looking for a humorous mystery that will challenge your mind with its engaging characters and mystery, this is the book for you!<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Whiskey-and-Soda-Volume-6/dp/1937070190/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Whiskey and Soda (Volume 6)</a>
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I was asked to be a beta reader of this book and what a treat it was, I enjoyed it so much. I love the cover and the self portraits illustration-a nice touch and it all makes for an excellent presentation all-round. There is a nice, short, easy first scene. The book is split into chapters but there are also scene titles within. Yes, like my partner, if you work with DIY stuff, they think you want to do jobs for them all in your spare time! Amusing, so funny, and JUST the things people say! This is just my sort of behind the scenes book! It's great, so much material packed in here. So perceptive. Good word choices in here eg chuntering, the language; 'now then'-just as we say around here, 'sharpish' etc. Many funny quotes in here, what a bright, fun, refreshing conversational style. Along with this there are struggles, not just for them, the same happened to the fish and chip shop/caf also. Then, to balance it out again-hilarious! Great fun, I just couldn't put it down-at one point reading on until 1.25am! I enjoyed reading about the funny things customers say/the things they ask for-eg, "have you got any legs"- customer's funny requests aplenty in here-unassuming double entendres, bills, bank charges, juggling which to pay first etc, not just a light hearted look behind the counter-this is a sign of the times, the struggles these smaller shop owners had to face and the banks who did nothing to help them and just dragged them down. This book continued to amaze me all the way through, there's so much in it, so varied and interesting. There was a brilliant chapter concerning the shop Xmas 'do'-good, different vocabulary in this and a good build up, lots of entertainment! Just picturing the MD with his "you mark my words, one day they'll be able to......." etc was side-splittingly hilarious for me. Good, entertaining, refreshing phraseology. Really, some of the things he's come across, you just wouldn't believe it, far more to it than hammers and nails! I didn't want it to end. It did end and it does tie up lose ends really well, a very satisfying conclusion-but, it could leave it open for more of Graham's tales?-I really hope so. Amazing, fantastic, brilliant.
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Talk show host Donna Nolan is less than pleased when she has to take her show on the road to the Castle of Dark Dreams.  She considers herself open-minded but has been bombarded with calls from women claiming that a pod of vampires are draining them nightly.  Donna doesn't expect to find any vampires at the Castle, but much to her surprise she finds a whole host of supernatural people, including Eric the vampire, Brynn the demon, and Conall the immortal warrior.  And this list doesn't even include cosmic troublemaker, Sparkle Stardust, the telepathic cat, Asima, and the resident wizard, Holgarth!

  Sparkle Stardust is determined to play matchmaker between Eric and Donna.  Readers familiar with Nina Bangs' work will remember Sparkle from the Woo Woo Inn stories.  Sparkle delights in putting two mismatched couples together and watching the sparks fly!  Will Eric's love of chocolate carry over into a love for Donna?

  Nina Bangs can always be counted on for combining the humorous with the sensual.  Sparkle Stardust is one of the best continuing characters and her quirkiness only improves with each book!  Asima was a fantastic addition as she and Sparkle despise each other as both have very different views as to what is appropriate for attracting a man.  Sparkle favors the obvious, such as dresses cut to the navel, while Asima prefers a subtler approach.  Perhaps the funniest scene involves Asima as a fashion accessory who begins singing-as a cat- at the opera!  This reviewer couldn't stop laughing at this scene, and this is the second time reading the book!  Of course, the whole concept of the plants, Sweetie Pie and Jessica, is simply a stroke of genius.

  WICKED NIGHTS is a hilarious romp through the supernatural.  Readers will appreciate the little things that make a story by Nina Bangs so delightful.  Once again, Nina Bangs demonstrates why she is such a successful writer!

COURTESY OF CK2S KWIPS AND KRITIQUES
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What a hoot -- this is so much fun! This book has just the perfect mix of hilarity and sexiness. The characters start out funny, and stay funny, but they are well-rounded, and don't stay with the superficial hilarity for long. Each has their own sense of humor, and stands on their own. The sexy playboy prince would seem to be a stereotype, but he is more than he appears to be. Kat is more than the drudge she thinks she is, the money-making machine that keeps her little household going. Minor characters are well-rounded, too. The story moves quickly, and makes sense. It's quirky, and I liked it a lot. I originally got this book out of curiosity -- the author is someone that posts in a writing group I'm also in. But it was totally worth my time, and I will look forward to reading more by her. Such good stuff!