Jonathan Bernstein

Wrongly blamed for ruining a birthday party right before her spy father goes missing, Bridget sneaks away to New York to rescue him while outmaneuvering her brother, resisting a crush, and preventing a disaster before her mother finds out.

Brits and Americans dress the same, eat at the same chain restaurants, and pass music back and forth across the Atlantic, and our national leaders are practically conjoined twins. But the second the Brits open their mouths, all bets are off. So don't dream of visiting the United Kingdom, dating a Brit, or truly understanding what Jude Law is saying without this handy, hilarious, and informative guide to Britspeak. With the cheekiness of Austin Powers...

"Spies don't whine--unless they've been skipped over for their dream mission. When Bridget's spy dad assigns a rival spy to protect her favorite boy band during their world tour, Bridget decides to step up her game. (But first, she whines.) And when the president's daughter is kidnapped on the campaign trail, Bridget goes undercover to bring her home."--Book jacket flap.

"An adopted middle child receives an unexpected package on an otherwise unremarkable birthday inviting her to join a super-secret division of the CIA"--

Something fishy is happening at Bill's Bait Shop. Forced to come up with $15,000 or else witness his small-town bait shop become the one that got away, Bill (Bill Engvall) must rely on a comedic cast of friends and family to hook the "the big one." Putting his reel skill to the test, Bill enters the annual Bass Tournament against rival bait shop owner Hot Rod Johnson (Billy Ray Cyrus), who's determined to put his money where his large mouth is. It's...

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