Piso Mojado: 18 books

This story stars Olga ("Olga" is a pseudonym to protect the woman from Shakespeare-loving Britons), an idealistic and musically-voiced schoolgirl who left Russia to bring Light to the savages in the British Isles. I first heard her on British audio tapes, declaring in her comic tones, "This...

This has a similar plot as the humorous poem from "If You Like to Laugh, Volume Four", but I've simplified the language and have changed "The Dog Who Cried 'Woof'" to a prose story. It is suitable for pre-teen readers and for parents searching for a clever story to read to young children....

I believe that readers will find that "The Dog Who Sighed" is hilarious during the first read, and even funnier the second time around (when the reader understands what the dog has been trying to tell his parents). Children will easily "get" the humor. The sad-eyed canine in this...

You'll love this book. Really. The last page of this e-book divulges a great secret for happiness in life. You'll also meet a wonderful woman and a terrible villain, experience a conflict from a safe distance, and much more. How did the war between the Dutch and the Welsh begin? What caused the Internet to become a much nastier place? Why did the great writers succeed? Second Edition.

So many people have commented on how prescient this short story was. Although this allegory was written several years ago, it accurately predicted (in my opinion and that of others) the current American political situation. Hopefully, it also adds some insight. Thank you in advance for not revealing...

This is a short story about the meanest parents ever, Mrs. and Mr. Gingko of Norman, Oklahoma, and about their maximally sad daughter, Alicia Gingko. After doing her chores and being nice to her brother and sister for weeks, Alicia has just one small request.

There are 30 light verses in "If you like to laugh, volume one", and they range in size from one stanza to several "pages" long. There is a wide variety of subject matter: The strange salvation of one of our Founding Fathers, the conversion of Jodie the FBI agent into a fan of...

Here's an ebook that you can treasure forever. "If you like to laugh, volume four" is a collection of 30 (mostly)comedic stories appropriate for all ages. The tales range from the sophisticated to the absurd, always thought-provoking, always funny. Remember Howard the mysterious multi-millionaire?...

Take a break. Have some fun! Treat yourself!Don't you deserve these 28 humorous poems /songs?"If You Like To Laugh, Volume Two" is an e-book of humor, sometimes sophisticated, sometimes absurd, sometimes downright ridiculous, but always very funny. In volume two is a song about an amazing shortstop...

This is both a fun and funny children's book and an adult satire. The Monster Family creates a TV program to extoll the favorite monster desserts, green stuff. Their popular show frightens an oil cartel, who believe the new popularity of vegetables will cause cooking oils to disappear. The Oils...

This is an ebook of 18 humorous stories and poems. Six of these are sprinkled among the "If You Like To Laugh" volumes, but it may be worth it to download "Aliens, Cannibals, and Witches" just to understand the all-consuming love of Maddie in "I love Lucy" or the twisted seductions of the German legend...

A short story chock full of ironic life lessons. Please do not reveal the last line of this story, so that other readers may experience in full the same epiphanies as you. This story is not recommended for anyone under thirteen years of age. Inspired both by an Ernest Hemingway short story and by...

Treat yourself! Don't you deserve a refreshing break? Here's a book you can treasure for the rest of your life. "If You Like To Laugh, Volume Three" is like a bottle of expensive wine. The 30 humorous verses in this volume were written and re-written over a time span of more than a decade....

I was one of the people who used those Canadian slugs as currency for years before I realized one day that they weren't American nickels. They look and feel like American nickels, but then I read the inscription on one of them: "Canada, 1867-2008". I was shocked and deeply saddened.