Oh Joy Sex Toy
By:Erika Moen,Matthew Nolan
Published on 2017-02-21 by Limerence Press
Every week Erika Moen draws a cornucopia (pornucopia?) of fun, naughty pairings for the critically-acclaimed sex education comic OH JOY SEX TOY. Now YOU can join in the sexy fun by adding your own color choices in OH JOY SEX TOY: COLORING BOOK! An alluring collection of NSFW illustrations, featuring a wide variety of sexy humans, awaits you! Whether you want to color for relaxation, saucy enjoyment, or to make a unique work of art for a special someone, this book is sure to please.
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Book which was published by Limerence Press since 2017-02-21 have ISBNs, ISBN 13 Code is 9781620103760 and ISBN 10 Code is 1620103761
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Colm Tóibín, typically the award-winning writer of A Professionaland Brooklyn, converts his particular recognition towards the advanced relationships approximately daddies and then sons—expressly all the tensions concerned with the fictional titans Oscar Wilde, Brandon Joyce, W.B. Yeats, and even its fathers. Wilde loathed his parent, while regarded that they were greatly alike. Joyce's gregarious mother horde his particular toddler as a result of Eire as a result of this volatile temper together with drinking. Whereas Yeats's biological father, the painter, was basically seemingly a great conversationalist whose chat was in fact alot more dressed versus the art he produced. Those well-known gentlemen and the daddies so,who improved shape individuals can come full of life on Tóibín's retelling, as will Dublin's decorative inhabitants.
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