For the Love of Assholes: Another Book About Assholes

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Everyone has a lovable a**hole in their life. Some have more than one. And some might even be that lovable a**hole. This hilarious gift book series tells the stories of three real-life a**holes who just happen to be a pig, a rooster and a dog. All three rescued animals live on a farm in New Jersey and were saved by Erica Brown, a coauthor of the mostly true series. Quite frankly, we couldn't make this stuff up. BOOK TWO of the Assholes Need Love Too series: For the Love of Assholes. In this book, a real life snake (of Scottish descent, which may or may not be true) finds his way into Wilbur's paddock where lies the hens' eggs, but he finds far more egg than he bargained for. This mostly true story introduces Barbie Q, the rescued chicken, who eventually saves her arch enemy in an act of selfless heroism and somehow makes friends with Wilbur, as Raphael had found somewhere else to be an a**hole.

A founding member of Archimedes' Printing Shoppe & Sundry Goodes, Susan Russell has a love for animals that runs deep. She is especially inspired by the ill-mannered and ill-tempered. A writer, attorney, animal advocate and volunteer, Russell has also authored the award-winning coffee table book titled, A Ruff Road Home: The Court Case Dogs of Chicago, and has self-published three children's books: Shelter Dog Kisses, We Can't Go There, We're Bears and Mr. Bird and Mr. Cat: How 'Bout That!Cofounder of Diamonds in the Ruff Dog Rescue, a ?certified dog trainer and talented mixologist, with a master's in Business ?Administration, Erica Brown has provided and found homes for creatures great and small for many, many years, including all of the assholes in this book. She shares her home on eight acres in New Jersey with her many rescued dogs, chickens, and an infamous pig.Maggie McMahon?is a Philly artist who loves animals 'n sh*t. She shares her home with a rescued pure Phillybred dog from the city's open-intake shelter and has two cats straight off the streets of Philly.Lucy Noland's career as a journalist has taken her across America, from Alaska to the Bay Area, Detroit, New York City, Houston, Los Angeles and Philadelphia. This mom of three humans, four cats, one chinchilla, a box turtle and beloved medically urgent foster cats feels most blessed to help those in need. Though awards, from Emmys to Golden Mikes sit on her bookshelves, it's the honors of advocacy from organizations such as the Humane Society of the United States and ACCT Philly that have a special place in her heart.