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{mobi/ePub} How to Save Your Child from Ostrich Attacks, Accidental Time Travel, and Anything

Else that Might Happen on an Average Tuesday EBook

{mobi/ePub} How to

Save Your Child from

Ostrich Attacks,

Accidental Time

Travel, and Anything

Else that Might

Happen on an

Average Tuesday

EBook

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“Not worried about random ostrich attacks? Maybe you should be. All the good parents are

reading How to Save Your Child. You do want to be a good parent, donâ€t you? James

Breakwell is brilliant, funny, hilarious, and possibly someone youâ€d want to have nearby in

cases of ostrich attacks and accidental time travel, but what you definitely want to have around is

his new book, which is a hysterical, survivable romp through this mad world.― —Carrie Jones,

New York Times bestselling author of Need “I adore this book, which, by the way, all

parents should read for a laugh or just to realize youâ€re not alone in the insanity.― —Jill

Shalvis, New York Times bestselling author of The Lucky Harbor series “Nonstop, laughout-loud

wit sprinkled with shockingly insightful parenting truths. Literally, no other parenting book

has the courage to address accidental time travel. Bravo.― —Joel Willis, executive editor of

The Dad “James has done it again with another hilarious book that manages to be completely

off-the-wall and entirely relatable at the same time! Thanks to Jamesâ€s book, I'm prepared for

any situation and several steps closer to immortality.― —Hal Lublin, voiceover actor and host

of the podcast We Got This Read more James Breakwell is a professional comedy writer and

amateur father of four girls ages 7 and under. His Twitter account @XplodingUnicorn has more

than 640,000 followers who check in with him daily as he fails as a parent and a human

being.Breakwell's comedy went viral in April 2016 when Buzzfeed featured his kid-centric jokes in

an article that quickly drew more than 2 million views. His @XplodingUnicorn account grew by

more than 400,000 followers in the following months. His jokes have been featured by USA Today,

US Magazine, DailyMail.com, Metro.co.uk, Huffington Post, 9GAG, theCHIVE.com,

CollegeHumor.com, various ABC and Fox TV news affiliates, and countless other TV, radio, and

Internet outlets.His articles have appeared in Reader's Digest, The Federalist, and AskMen. He

has been a guest multiple times on HLN's The Daily Share, and they haven't banned him yet. He

can open most jars on the first try and is only a little afraid of the dark. He still can't load the

dishwasher right. Read more

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