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Old 03-09-2024, 10:23 AM  
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The early reviews are in:

1. "If you've ever wondered what it is like to dive headfirst into a pool filled with dreams, existential crises and shattered pieces of people's lives, 'Black Eye Friday' is the book you must turn to. But mind the papercuts, mate. The hilarious drama hurts almost as much as laughing whilst drinking."

2. "Incredible! The author spins mundane trials of survival into poetic encounters that you can't help but laugh at. It's like eating habanero peppers while standing up; burns like hell, but you chuckle through the tears because you brought it on yourself."

3. "This book opened my eyes to a level of reality not seen outside reality TV, but with 100% less 'bro' and 100% more substance. And the laughs? Better than watching your mate try to hit on the bartender who, spoiler alert, has a boyfriend."

4. "'Black Eye Friday' is possibly the only book where the pursuit of dreams feels like running towards a brick wall in a blindfold, but with comedic timing on par with a clown’s pie-in-the-face act."

5. "I haven't giggled so much since grandma's dentures got stuck in a cupcake at Christmas! It's profound, it's poignant, it's knee-slapping goodness all swaddled into one book."

6. "A beautiful symphony of life's tribulations, and hilariously so! I’ve witnessed the human spirit sparkle in the strangest of ways, like a squirrel high on fermented berries. Remember folks, the light at the end of the tunnel might just be an oncoming train carrying bottles of hope and hilarity."

7. "Reading 'Black Eye Friday' is like riding a bicycle backward in traffic while juggling oranges, totally chaotic. But hey, the laughs come as fast and furious as my collection of parking fine letters."

8. "Read this book if you're into laughing at life's absurd battles for survival, not to mention a collection of 'Oh, that didn't just happen' moments. Pro tip, don't read in public or people will think you're getting tickled by an invisible spirit."

9. "Seductive in its simplicity, 'Black Eye Friday' is a hilarious glance into the human soul. So gather your friends, some popcorn, and take turns wearing out your laughter-lungs. I promise it beats any comedy night at your local pub."

10. "'Black Eye Friday' had me chuckling into my evening cuppa. It's a testament to the author's genius that I laughed so hard I almost forgot I was reading about the struggles of existence. It’s like finding a torn £20 note - you’re sad but it's still kinda funny."
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