Books with author Jose Conrad

★ THE QUESTIONS YOU LOVE TO ANSWER! ★Over 400 of the BEST would you rather questions - for all ages!This question book is a great way to bring friends and family together for hour and hours of fun. Take turns asking each other a variety of would you rather questions ranging from thoughtful to funny, easy to challenging, and silly to even weird.Contains over 400 Would you rather style questions for literally everyone: kids, adults, teens, friends, family, boys, girls, and even your co-workers!★ Over 400 of the BEST would you rather questions★ Hours of FUN for friends and the whole family★ Great for ROAD TRIPS and family GAME NIGHTS★ Perfect CONVERSATION STARTER or ICE-BREAKER★ Makes a great gift for all occasions including CHRISTMAS and BIRTHDAYSSample Would You Rather QuestionsWould you rather trip every time you look left, or trip every time you sneeze?Would you rather be 7 feet tall and really weak or 3 feet tall and strong as an ox?Would you rather always be 15 minutes later or 30 minutes early?Would you rather be best friends with your favorite celebrity or be a celebrity?Would you rather never wait in line again, or never get a cold again?The Would You Rather Question book makes a cool gift for everyone, especially kids (6 year old, 7 year old, 8 year old, 9 year old, 10 year old, 11 year old, 12 year old, and teens). It also makes a good present for all occassions including Christmas, Mother's Day, Thanksgiving, Easter, White Elephant gift exchange, Secret Santa, and birthdays.This book is great for those who love questions, this that questions, try not to laugh challenge, don't laugh challenge, dad jokes, riddles, knock knock jokes, and more!Other Books by John ConradCheck out other joke books by John Conrad including the Would You Rather Question: Gross & Crazy Version!

Joseph Conrad's 1904 adventure novel, set amid the mist-covered mountains of a fictional South American republic, spins a colorful tale of capitalist exploitation and rebellion. The story begins halfway through the revolution, employing flashbacks and glimpses of the future to depict the lure of silver and its effects on men — corrupting and destroying some, revealing the strengths of others. Conrad's deep moral consciousness and masterful narrative technique are at their best in Nostromo, one of his greatest works.