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What if the American Dream was just a glitter-fueled lie? Soaked in pop culture and bad decisions, this Millennial Odyssey is part confessional, part caper. It’s a story woven into the fabric of a generation that voted reality TV into the White House and made grift a national pastime. The journey is outrageous, hilarious, and, at times, deeply self-aware.
This Lisa Frank–inspired, late-stage capitalist fever dream is told through the eyes of an eight-year-old boy who believed every lie Ronald Reagan ever sold him. It’s not a pull-yourself-up-by-your-bootstraps kind of story. See, we were all sold a sugar-coated lie: work hard, play by the rules, and success will fall into your lap. “Personally,” he retorts, “I’ve found I’m more prosperous when I lie, cheat, and steal.” This prankish take on the American Dream might just keep you turning the pages.
Rancid Royalty
A sugar-coated takedown of corruption, greed, and denial—disguised as a children’s book. In The Rise and Rot of Rancid Royalty, candy becomes currency, artificial sweeteners spell environmental collapse, and sprinkle-obsessed Royals rule a kingdom crumbling from the inside out. As the frosting melts, King Orangello the Overripe flees to Mar-a-Mango Manor in a swirl of licorice lies—leaving a rising rebellion in his sticky wake.
It’s a satirical fairytale wrapped in frosting—touching on tyranny, environmental collapse, toxic leadership, wealth hoarding, and rebellion. Ya know, the kind of stuff our kids are used to.
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The Art of Tarot: On Amazon
A History of Tarot with New Artwork by Lucas Stoffelinspired by the Original 1909 Illustrations
Explore the history, art, and symbolism of tarot through stunning, reimagined artwork that captures the essence of the Fool’s journey, the mysteries of the Major Arcana, and the elemental wisdom of the Minor Arcana. This book is a celebration of tarot’s powerful symbolism and a bridge between the past and present, inviting readers to dive deeper into the mystical world of tarot.
Pamela Colman-Smith, born in 1878, was the visionary illustrator behind one of the most iconic and influential tarot decks in history. Her vibrant and evocative imagery continues to captivate tarot readers worldwide. Despite the profound impact of her work, her contributions were largely overlooked in her lifetime. Today, her legacy thrives through the enduring popularity of the original deck, which remains a cornerstone of tarot culture.
