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Toys in Babylon: A Language App Parody and Whodunnit
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Toys in Babylon: A Language App Parody and Whodunnit in Grande Prairie, AB
Current price: $28.99

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Toys in Babylon: A Language App Parody and Whodunnit in Grande Prairie, AB
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Size: Hardcover
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Humor/Fiction - 2025 IndieReader Discovery Awards
Humor and Satire Finalist - 2024 Chanticleer International Book Awards
Notable Indie - 2024 Shelf Unbound Best Indie Book Awards
Humor/Satire - 2024 IndieBRAG Medallion
Çoki is missing! Who murdered the mascot and spokes-bear of the world's most successful foreign language app? Was it an executive, employee, investor, lover, or one of the company's animated instructors - endearing cartoon personalities invested with the power of Artificial Intelligence? What began as a chain novel prompt along the lines of "It was a dark and stormy night" on a language app fan site morphed into a full-fledged novel and parody by the prize-winning author of Cooperative Lives . The story originally appeared online in thirteen riveting installments but is now expanded and available in book format as the definitive parody, page turner, and murder mystery for anyone who has ever studied language with a cast of digital cartoon characters and an anthropomorphic mascot.
Humor/Fiction - 2025 IndieReader Discovery Awards
Humor and Satire Finalist - 2024 Chanticleer International Book Awards
Notable Indie - 2024 Shelf Unbound Best Indie Book Awards
Humor/Satire - 2024 IndieBRAG Medallion
Çoki is missing! Who murdered the mascot and spokes-bear of the world's most successful foreign language app? Was it an executive, employee, investor, lover, or one of the company's animated instructors - endearing cartoon personalities invested with the power of Artificial Intelligence? What began as a chain novel prompt along the lines of "It was a dark and stormy night" on a language app fan site morphed into a full-fledged novel and parody by the prize-winning author of Cooperative Lives . The story originally appeared online in thirteen riveting installments but is now expanded and available in book format as the definitive parody, page turner, and murder mystery for anyone who has ever studied language with a cast of digital cartoon characters and an anthropomorphic mascot.




















