Publisher's Pride: Books on Bestseller Lists - Super Spunky Grandmas and Other Amusing Stuff (Mogren)

 


Today's publisher's pride is Super Spunky Grandmas and Other Amusing Stuff by Ken Mogren, which reached #2 on Amazon's hot new releases (in humorous verse) list and #18 in limericks and humorous verse.





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