Donald Trump would be the first one to tell you just what a splendid read The Art of the Deal – the part biography, part business guru advice column – is

In fact, the former businessman was so proud of the weighty tome that he was seemingly incapable of extolling its many virtues enough on the campaign trail in the run-up to last year’s Presidential election.

Much has happened since those astonishing days of political capitulation and bombastic mantra that culminated in Trump’s shock victory over Democratic rival Hilary Clinton.

Those who had hoped that Donald Trump’s polarising, highfalutin campaign rhetoric, which drew outrage from vast swathes of the American public, would be tempered somewhat once he assumed the Presidency must be dismayed at the President’s opening salvo in the White House. Frankly, it is hard to remember a politician so newsworthy, and perhaps this is why yet another Trump related hashtag has surfaced on Twitter: introducing #TrumpBiographyTitles, trending topic and vehicle for absolute hilarity.