If you are ever in Adelaide, Australia, there is a large pigeon sculpture in the main shopping strip. It is shiny and angular, looking a bit like a disco ball.

My friend group organised to see it when it was in cinemas 2 weeks ago, and the amount of cackling at this line was immense.

I have no idea but in the past people have had success after posting on r/whatsthatbook/ on Reddit

I would suggest the older Isis published audio books read by Nigel Planer. I liked his interpretation of Walter. Corgi published read by Tony Robinson tend to be abridged version.

“Ember Barnett is the best arson investigator in the world. Her job: keep the Gävle Goat safe from those who would burn it. But when Shawn Shepherd asks her to hold a newborn lamb as he saves its mother’s life, she realizes the long-dead embers in her own heart might set her burning instead.”

it adds some whimsy for the day when the "Day of" is a bit obscure or random pop culture - today is also DB Cooper day if you are not familiar with the mystery airplane hijacker.

I follow an Australian podcaster who regularly posts interesting National & International Days, sourced from www.daysoftheyear.com