Adorable Avatars: A Retrospective

 

by rockmom; dedicated to her sister who is battling cancer.

 

[forward by (?); unsigned, but lovely crayon drawings were submitted. The art department is re-purposing them for the dust jacket. - ed.]

 

From the publisher, for immediate release:

Louisville domestic diva and noted social commentator rockmom surprises no one with this collection of beautiful photographs of her grandchildren. Released in "coffee table" format, the book is planned as the first in a life long series. Pre-orders from fellow BGP members has necessitated a second printing. Well done rockmom!

 

:up: Early in-house reviews include: "Wheeee!" and "Four tiny thumbs way, WAY up!"

Adorable Avatars: A Retrospective

 

by rockmom; dedicated to her sister who is battling cancer.

 

[forward by (?); unsigned, but lovely crayon drawings were submitted. The art department is re-purposing them for the dust jacket. - ed.]

 

From the publisher, for immediate release:

Louisville domestic diva and noted social commentator rockmom surprises no one with this collection of beautiful photographs of her grandchildren. Released in "coffee table" format, the book is planned as the first in a life long series. Pre-orders from fellow BGP members has necessitated a second printing. Well done rockmom!

 

:up: Early in-house reviews include: "Wheeee!" and "Four tiny thumbs way, WAY up!"

 

Smile from ear to ear, here! Thank you!

The Book of Lists

- Nathaniel Bryan (dedicated to Umberto Eco)

 

Pending lawsuit by: David Wallechinsky

 

The Wallechinsky books were favorites of mine when I was young.

The Wallechinsky books were favorites of mine when I was young.

 

Same here. I could list them.

The Wallechinsky books were favorites of mine when I was young.

 

Same here. I could list them.

 

For a time, and in no particular order, the books with the most use in my room at home were: The Book of Lists, The Baseball Encyclopedia, The Bible, The Guinness Book of World Records, and my school textbooks. It was the no particular order of usage, that most bugged my folks.

For a time, and in no particular order, the books with the most use in my room at home were: The Book of Lists, The Baseball Encyclopedia, The Bible, The Guinness Book of World Records, and my school textbooks. It was the no particular order of usage, that most bugged my folks.

 

Yep, Qwl, all of those were heavily used by me as a kid, including The Bible.

 

Oh... and one more--- The World Almanac.

Yep, Qwl, all of those were heavily used by me as a kid, including The Bible.

 

Oh... and one more--- The World Almanac.

 

In my Christmas stocking every year.

In my Christmas stocking every year.

 

Me too. Mine was usually wrapped and under the tree.

Science Can Be Shocking: So Can I

 

By Science Friction

Everything you always wanted to know about Kentucky high school football*

 

- ATLCat, powered by Microsoft Excel (forward by David Reuben, M.D.)

 

* BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK: 21st century edition

" the life and times of Kenny Shields"

 

by @Mustang

 

True story, Mustang has written a book about coaching legend Ken Shields. Last I spoke to him it was being edited. I'll have the pleasure of sitting with coach Shields at a wedding this weekend. looking forward to some great hoops discussion!

"Taxing, Tazing, & Tinkling On One Leg"

 

- Clizzy

"What A Croc"

 

- LRCW

"What A Croc"

 

- LRCW

 

TOO FUNNY! LOL

Screenplay -

 

Dr. B-B-f or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Acronym

 

- B-Ball-fan, with Stanley Kubrick, Terry Southern, and Peter George (commiseration by RO)

 

First 1000 copies sold to include an Urban Dictionary app.