This beautiful and brilliant debut picture book from Rosie Haine celebrates all bodies in every colour, shape and size you can imagine! All bodies are brilliant bodies, no matter what they look like. They will change as you get older, some things will change quicker than others, some might not change at all! Everyone has a bum. Nipples are normal. It isn't rude to be nude!

Suitable as a gift for men, whether for birthdays, Father's Day or Easter, this first in a series of 'Very Rude Books' offers a funny look at the world of willies.

The grown-up answer to Where's Waldo has finally arrived--take a plunge into the world of the Willies in this hilariously irreverent and naughty eye spy book Willy has hidden himself away in all sorts of nooks, crannies, and holes--and it's up to you to root him out. Search the pages of this beautifully illustrated book for tiny Willy amidst gorgeous two page spreads as he bikes through Vegas, takes in a baseball game, and so much more. The concept is slightly rude, but the book is not filled with huge, graphic images of male members. The material is handled in a delicate manner and is sure to get a good laugh out of sausage chasers everywhere. With three star characters throughout who bear an uncanny resemblance to Tiger Woods, Bill Clinton, and Michael Douglas, the search for little Willies around the world has begun!

Written for the amusement of adults and young adults alike, this is the story of three gingerbread people who are brought to life by unusual circumstances. They live at Grand Canyon Arizona and each of them has a different personality. The main character Ginger Bread Willie is adventurous and decides to run the Rapids within the Canyon. Fanny his evil sister sets out to destroy whoever and whatever she can just for the heck of it with help from her fugitive friend Alvin Butch Hung (Al B Hung), they intend to cause mass destruction of human life. Jane is the sweet and lovely third ginger bread character who spends her time between home and the Canyon. Join them and the friends they make as they find out what life is all about being a walking, talking, living ginger bread biscuit which most people seem to accept as normal in this weird and crazy world of The Adventures of Ginger Bread Willie. All I ask is forget what is normal and enjoy my imagination.

First paperback printing includes "Bonus chapter."

Five-time Emmy Award-winning television producer Digger O'Brien gets to the heart of being a dad in his brave debut memoir, Pointing Is Rude. When his son Frederick was diagnosed with Autism, Digger embarked on an exhausting, emotional, and often comical journey to find a cure, visiting several prestigious hospitals and a long list of specialists-including one who referred to himself as -The Poop Whisperer.- Digger's poignant and occasionally outrageous adventures hit multiple dead ends before taking off in a surprising new direction with the adoption of an infant boy from Ethiopia. Pointing Is Rude chronicles how one person beat back despair and, in doing so, opened up endless possibilities. It's a book that will make you laugh and cry, often on the same page. *******-An honest, riveting work...told with wry wit...that will enlighten and offer hope to readers.- --Kirkus Reviews******* ******* -The story within Pointing Is Rude breaks your heart, as a father or just as a human being. But then Digger O'Brien and his family lift you up, with their strength, their love, and their good humor about the challenge at the center of their lives. This extraordinary book is less about autism than it is about the beautiful power of family.- --Willie Geist, Host of NBC's TODAY and Morning Joe******* ******* -People know me as the longtime Dallas Cowboys quarterback and now a FOX broadcaster but my most important job is dad; Pointing Is Rude provides a great playbook for any parent on how to handle life's ups and downs with humor and grace.- --Troy Aikman, 3-time Super Bowl Champion, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2006******* ******* -Pointing Is Rude illuminates the challenges, triumphs, heartbreaks and joys of parenting a child with autism with such candor and wit that every reader will feel they have lived the O'Briens' remarkable journey... and feel lucky to be a part of this extraordinary family.- --Ron Suskind, author of Life, Animated: A Story of Sidekicks, Heroes and Autism******* ******* -As a father, grandfather and sporting icon who has always tried to use my fame to help children all over the world, I can appreciate Pointing Is Rude and the lessons it offers people everywhere. All children are a gift from God. I celebrate this family as they fully embrace their life journey by welcoming a young boy from Africa--a part of the world that has always been close to my heart--to take their journey with them. I encourage everyone to read this wonderful story.- --PelE, Soccer's only 3-time World Cup winner, FIFA's -Football Player of the Century, Time Magazine's -Top 20 Most Important People of the 20th Century- *******

Keep together. Keep your eyes open. Keep your wits about you. The desert is unkind in the best of times. And the decade since the Civil War has been anything but the best of times for Daisy Wilcox—call her Willie—and her family. This tense, heart-pounding alternate history about a young woman fighting to survive the unthinkable will keep fans of Westworld and The Walking Dead reading late into the night. A horrifying sickness has spread across the West Texas desert. Infected people—shakes—attack the living, and the surviving towns are only as safe as their perimeter walls are strong. The state is all but quarantined from the rest of the country. Glory, Texas, is a near ghost town. Still, seventeen-year-old Willie has managed to keep her siblings safe, even after the sickness took their mother. But then her good-for-nothing father steals a fortune from one of the most merciless shake hunters in town, and Willie is left on the hook for his debt. With two young hunters as guides, Willie sets out across the desert to find her father. And the desert holds more dangers than just shakes. This riveting debut novel blends True Grit with 28 Days Later for an unforgettable journey.

Humor for adults only by Poeta De Cabra real name Stan Billing. A man from a small South Australian town. Just a regular guy with a wicked sense of humor, hard working fun loving poet.