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Kaz
Cooke. Living with Crazy Buttocks. Penguin Books
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Oh
all right, I'll admit it. I wrote this book because,
like most
authors, I had a tacky ambition to write a book with
only
one thought per page.
—
Introduction to The Little Book of Stress by
Kaz Cooke 1996
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And
she did, again and again, with The Little Book of Dumb
Feng Shui (1999), The Little Book of Beauty
(2001), The Little Book of Crap (2001) and The
Little Book of Household Madness (2001). But one thought
per page could not satisfy such a satirical author, especially
when there were so many other self-help books out there
to make fun of.
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There
was a simple answer. Write a book with many thoughts on
many pages. She did, and called it Living With Crazy
Buttocks. This book is another comical milestone in
the in the career of Kaz Cooke, journalist, cartoonist,
well-known author of Real Gorgeous (1994) and self-proclaimed
popcorn seller. Moving away from her previous titles such
as The Modern Girl's Guide To Sex (1989) and the
Gorgeous phenomenon, which have offered an exclusive
audience hilarious advice in specialised areas, Cooke
sets her sights at the entire self-help industry.
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