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Piso Mojado
Books in Order: 19 titles
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Monsters Say, "Eat More Green Stuff, Children"
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 vege...
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Monsters Say: "Eat More Green Stuff, Children"
The Monster Family fears that they will be eaten by children. The monsters decide to create a television program to encourage human children to eat vegetables instead. Their show becomes wildly popular, but an oil cartel named Soco Poco, fearing th...
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The Death of Medicine
This is the incredible story of the little-known surgeon known as "The Savior of Mothers", and appropriately so. The doctor who miraculously reduced the death rates from as high as 30% to nearly zero in every birth clinic he supervised has a...
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The Kitten That Hopped
Wicket Cricket Katydid, the most handsome creature in Oklahoma, in fact the most handsome creature in the United States, in fact the most handsome creature in the universe, would never consider eating a bird. The whole idea of Wicket having a bird fo...
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Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwlllandysiliogogoggoch
The story of a man who coveted the Secret Sound, but not for the reason of most seekers. Within this book lies the origins of the Welsh-Dutch war, of the decline of civility on the Internet, and of the greatness of Tolstoy. This is a book full of h...
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The Monsters That Were Afraid of Children
Designed to quell a child's fear of darkness and monsters under the bed, this humorous children's tale reverses the roles of monsters versus toddlers. The appealing monsters are afraid of children and of darkness and only eat green stuff. &...
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The Dog Who Cried Woof
Fred is the guard dog for an entire village, trained to warn the townspeople if a wolf approaches. But for many nights in a row Fred awakes everyone, apparently for no reason. No human sees a wolf. The townspeople gather into an angry crowd one ni...
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The Dog Who Sighed
I believe that you find that this is a hilarious story the first time that you read it, and even funnier the second time around (since you will know what the dog in this story has been trying to communicate to his dense human parents). The children ...
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Three Piso Mojado Short Stories
An idealistic Russian teenager emigrates to Britain to teach the natives about the greatest Russian playwright, Shekspeare. The British are not as receptive as Olga had expected, so, dazed and disappointed, the young girl brings her warmly hilarious ...
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Canada Died?
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...
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The Rock That Was Afraid To Swim
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. Inspi...
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I Want An Elephant And A Giraffe !!
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 sm...
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The dog that moo-ed
A dog is heard moo-ing loudly by many witnesses first in the public park and then in the veterinarian's office. A day later an infant begins moo-ing, and soon most of the children of Rover Corner are moo-ing. Atlanta disease control experts are calle...
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The Dog Who Cried "Woof"
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 parent...
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If You Like To Laugh, Volume Four
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...
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If You Like to Laugh, Volume Three
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 a...
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If You Like to Laugh, Volume Two
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...
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Why The Russian Language May Be a Clever Hoax
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 Br...
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