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One of the funniest childrens books, that's not really for children, I've ever read. It's a fictional parody of a fictional childrens book written by the fictional main character of another fiction book by Terry Pratchet called "THUD". If that isn't strange enough for you, then you're beyond jaded.
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We're often told being nice if for losers. Surprise! It turns being nice is actually the best way to get to ahead! In a increasingly cold, impersonal world it's the nice guy who stands out. Full of great suggestions for getting to the top and staying there, without being a jerk.
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deathbycats, October 1, 2006
One of the funniest childrens books, that's not really for children, I've ever read. It's a fictional parody of a fictional childrens book written by the fictional main character of another fiction book by Terry Pratchet called "THUD". If that isn't strange enough for you, then you're beyond jaded.(12 of 19 readers found this comment helpful)
The Power of Nice: How to Conquer the Business World with Kindness by Linda Kaplan Thaler and Robin Koval
deathbycats, September 14, 2006
We're often told being nice if for losers. Surprise! It turns being nice is actually the best way to get to ahead! In a increasingly cold, impersonal world it's the nice guy who stands out. Full of great suggestions for getting to the top and staying there, without being a jerk.(10 of 19 readers found this comment helpful)