GSP's Last 13 Books of 2013, Alphabetically #10

The Art of Aggravation by Andrew J. Olinde, Jr.

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Aggravation takes place primarily in three environments: the home, the school and the car. A maneuver is a plan of action for performing the art of aggravation against your intended target, and maneuvers exist for each environment. A setback is a negative reaction that results from aggravating another person, and setbacks usually come in various shapes and sizes of physical and emotional pain. The objective of becoming a master in the art is to defeat certain people like bullies, while simultaneously enjoying the art’s positive results like popularity. Practicing the art may walk the fine line of being mean. Therefore, THE ART OF AGGRAVATION stresses good moral values like honesty, and it promotes making good grades in school. Becoming a master in the art of aggravation is not easy, so the reader must be disciplined and patient. But, most of all, the reader should have fun.

Word Count: 28726

Pages to Print: 88

Price: $4.99

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As a boy, I had a remarkable talent in aggravating people with a series of humorous “maneuvers” I wrote down in an instruction manual. The Art of Aggravation by Andrew J. Olinde, Jr. Available from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, other fine eBook vendors and Gypsy Shadow Publishing at:
http://www.gypsyshadow.com/AndrewOlinde.html#Aggravation

Book of the Day October 26

Into the Fire by Denise Bartlett

When a family works together to make a home and a life that works, the challenge of relationships and just getting along can be enough. The Allens live in the same household about half the year, with Dad making appearances when professional football season is off. Four teens and mom work as a unit until tragedy forces them Into the Fire.

 

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