Saturday, December 18, 2010

Things you won't find for Kindle

Finding a good book can be tricky, even in this era of giant bookstores, online bookstores, and e-Book readers.

Until now.

Thanks to a remarkable website, it is now possible to get such intriguing volumes as:


A Popular History of British Seaweeds

The Armpit of Desire

Blessed are the Cheesemakers

How to make your own sex toys

Menopop- A menopause pop-up and activity book



"Wow! Where can I find such amazing titles" You ask? Click here.

Operators are standing by!

15 comments:

  1. Alas, my library does not have "Sodomy and the Pirate Tradition," but they do have "Sodomy and the perception of evil : English sea rovers in the seventeenth-century Caribbean" by the same author.

    Do you think sodomy/pirates was this guy's thesis?

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  2. My favorite: Jewish Chess Masters on Stamps.

    I did actually buy one from that website--a very rare history of the chastity belt for $5!

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  3. Oh... my!! There are several there that would be ever so appreciated by... people I know. Bless their little hearts.

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  4. Well, white elephant gift I needed...done. Thanks!

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  5. I give up...my husband is actually thinking about ordering "The Haunted Vagina." As a coffee table book.

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  6. You know, I have always had a hidden desire to know more about british seaweeds...Finally a way!!

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  7. Some of the ones I want are SOLD OUT! For example: "101 More Uses for a Dead Cat" (I want to know the first 101 too!), "Teach Your Wife to Be a Widow" (what, so she can fantasize about your demise?), "The Romance of Proctology" (WTF?), and "Anybody Can Be Cool... But Awesome Takes Practice" (just to compare notes).

    I might buy a few favorite titles, like "Fart Proudly: Writings of Benjamin Franklin You Never Read in School" (why not?), "Mrs. Byrne's Dictionary of Unusual, Obscure, and Preposterous Words" (I am a bit of a logophile), or maybe "The History of Torture" (I could use a few new tips).

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  8. ISBN 0741448890 - 50 Ways to Use Feminine Hygiene Products in a Manly Manner

    50 Ways to Use Feminine Hygiene Products in a Manly Manner
    B. Koz


    Sorry, the author on this book for the WIN! Hubby & I were laughing as we scrolled down through the site.

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  9. I wanted to order Lizard Social Behavior for my son but $60.00? Coe on people! Are you still trying to fund that study or what?

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  10. Hey Phillip Holden" Pig Hunting in New Zealand"!!!
    Damn near a best seller here in it's day,lol.

    Mally57.

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  11. "Teach Your Wife to Be a Widow"

    I suspect (I hope!) this book is about making sure your wife knows how to manage the finances, maintain the house, etc. When my dad was terminally ill, he kept dragging my mom to the computer so he could show her stuff so she would be able to manage after he died.

    I am not excited about being a widow, but I have to admit I have thought about how nice it would be to tell my husband's evil drunk parents to go to heck and never have to think about them again, except when I blog about all the things he has asked me not to publish about them while he or they are alive.

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  12. MenOPop is not cheap...one edition is $125.

    Damnit.

    I have forwarded the link to all my bookie friends. We are in a frenzy of weird book buying ecstacy.

    See what you did?

    >:p

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  13. I've actually read Blessed are the Cheesemakers!! It's actually quite a fantastic book. It's a fiction novel set on a dairy farm / cheese making place in Ireland. Despite the silly title (which comes from Monty Python's Life of Brian, btw), it is one of my favorite books ever, and has some themes that are a bit more serious than the title would suggest.

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  14. Right Rhamantus - I was going to say it's a fake book since it's one of my favourite lines from Life of Brian!

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So wadda you think?