Working Hard at Hardly Working: Creating the Appearance of a Work-a-Holic

Working Hard at Hardly Working: Creating the Appearance of a Work-a-Holic by Alan Sizemore

Alan Sizemore has managed to deliver yet another incredibly helpful guide to self-promotion at the workplace.   You'll learn hundreds of seemingly small details that are crucial for building respect and even admiration from your co-workers. Sizemore goes well beyond the heavy sigh as you hustle to the bathroom, the long to-do list on your bulletin board, the crumpled paper on the floor, and the casual mentioning of your supposed early arrival time.  

How Sizemore is able to continue to write these gems is a true mystery considering his full time job as a municipal administrator.  

Undetectable Anytime-Anywhere Tush-Toning Exercises

Undetectable Anytime-Anywhere Tush-Toning Exercises by Clyde Porter

If you're like most people, there's never enough time to stay in shape.  The brilliance of Clyde Porter's breakthrough tush-toning work-outs is that you can do them at anytime and anywhere.  Whether you are on the train, having lunch with a friend, listening to a presentation from a co-worker, or having your hair done, you can develop a rock solid buttocks with these tighten-and-hold exercises.  And the best part is that with a little guidance and practice in controlling your facial expressions these moves can be virtually undetectable.  With a little practice in front of a mirror you can learn how to replace that groan and grimace with a subtle little smile.  At that point you will be on your way to that highly tuned and toned tush you've always wanted. 

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Helping Your Co-Workers Think Outside the Box

Helping Your Co-Workers Think Outside the Box by Dennis Wortzel

While you might be a "natural" at thinking "outside of the box" that doesn't necessarily mean you find it easy to help others attain this skill.  Though divergent thinking is an intuitive process, author DennisWortzel (an assistant manager of a Piggly Wiggly in Crivitz, WI for the past 10 years) is unwilling to concede that this skill is unteachable.  In fact he contends that until you help your co-workers develop this ability, you will continuously be frustrated by their resistance to your most creative ideas.  Wortzel serves up a set of  five strategies with a generous supply of humorous anecdotes that will have everyone at work thinking outside of the box.  Which admittedly might be a little bit of a problem if the solution is actually in the box.

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Burdened by Knowledge: How to Fit In With the Less Intelligent

Burdened by Knowledge: How to Fit In With the Less Intelligent by C. L. Freedman.

Einstein once said, "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds."  Does this quote resonate with you?  Does this quote describe your life? Have you felt the burden of having to "fit in" with the less intelligent people in your life?  C.L. Freedman, a member of Mensa for the past twenty years,  prescribes to the "highly enlightened person" six antidotes for enduring the general population.  If these remedies don't help its reader cope with the irrational people in his life, they almost certainly will provide some solace and  intellectual strokes to his ego. While originally intended for a small and select audience, surprisingly, this book has been on the Washington Post's best seller list for the past two years, selling over a million copies.

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It's In His Kiss: Tips and Techniques on Becoming a Passionate Kisser (with 100 Close-Up Photos)

It's In His Kiss: Tips and Techniques on Becoming a Passionate Kisser by Kay Grissum

Start out with the "lip nibble".  Five to seven seconds later transition to the "curious snail".  Hold that for only a few seconds and then turn up the jets with the "swirlin' dirvin" which can be accented with a "teeth sweep".  If your lover's eyes aren't rolling back in their sockets yet, with just the right combination of 6 more techniques they soon will be.  Kay Grissum, a Hollywood "kissing expert" has been coaching movie stars for over 7 decades.  One hundred close-up, color photos will lead the romance-bound reader through key lip, jaw, and tongue motions for all 10 of these techniques.  

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Details You Should Know Had You Actually Attended an Ivy League School

Details You Should Know Had You Actually Attended an Ivy League School  by Hugh Montgomery

If your schtick is going to be that you are a 1980 Harvard graduate, then you better know something about the old place.  You better know that the school's color is crimson, it's newspaper is the Harvard Crimson, and so are its sports teams.  Knowing about Harvard Square is a must but you might want to call it "The Square".  You surely must remember that its friendly rival is MIT and its bitter rival is Yale. And what about a few good hang-outs, dormitories, and the school song.  In "Details" you will find out all this and more for each of eight ivy league schools. And if that's not enough, the book includes 8 official ready-to-use bumper stickers for each of the ivy league schools.

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The Top 100 Hobbies That Are Guaranteed to Impress People the Most

The Top 100 Hobbies That Are Guaranteed to Impress People the Most  by Strom Thurston

Whether it's extreme mountain climbing, taekwondo, building computers in your garage, polo, carving intricate wooden clocks, or falconry, if you are looking for a hobby that is sure to impress people, you can find it here. Why waste your time and money on hobbies like stamp collecting, scrap-booking, or combing public beaches with a metal detector, if it's not going to make you look special and interesting? Not only does author Strom Thurston deliver as promised on a list of the most impressive hobbies, he also provides basic information on how to get started on each hobby.  And even better, Thurston cleverly supplies his new hobbyist with just enough of the name-dropping basics so that actually learning the hobby is optional.

This is just 1 of 93 ridiculously awkward book covers that you'll find in the highly entertaining "Is This Really Your Book?" book.  All 93 covers are in 1 hilarious book. The book is spiral bound so any cover can be easily flipped to the front cover.  To learn more about this book visit http://www.IsThisReallyYourBook.com