LOLBooks - Laugh Out Loud Funny Books

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After your fumbling 20s, you might still keep fumbling into your 30s, but at least your struggles lend themselves to become stories. I Feel Bad About My Neck by Nora Ephron Nora Ephron, who wrote the ever-iconic and , also came out with a hilarious and touching memoir. And the most important thing is that we mind about them.

Just one book is listed per author, and not necessarily the most popular one. The funny short stories range from hilariously outrageous to silent-chuckle worthy.

LOLBooks - Laugh Out Loud Funny Books

The story called The Santaland Diaries reduces me to helpless tears. Name the funniest books? They say laughter is the best medicine. I don't know about that, but it's certainly cheaper, and it feels fantastic. Few things are as satisfying and fulfilling as a good belly laugh, with the eyes squeezed shut, clutching one's side and wheezing away. Unfortunately, while I find many books amusing, funny, entertaining, and grin-worthy, there are a very select few that can elicit actual laughter in me — the prized laughing out loud 'LOL', I believe the kids call it is a rare and precious gem. It seems to be more about a turn of phrase, and the quickness of the writer's skill that can turn a smile into a guffaw, for me, than it is about the particular situation. A description of an absurd situation can be funny, but it takes a particular style and sharpness of word choice to get me. I assume everyone is different. For instance, I have had innumerable people recommend to me as a writer that made them laugh until they cried. And while I enjoyed both authors very much and perhaps didn't choose the best book of each , neither made me emit so much as a titter. One of the books that cracked me up to the point of helplessness at numerous points throughout its reading was by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. I wish these two had collaborated on a regular basis, because while I like Gaiman fine on his own I was a big fan of the Sandman comic series , and Pratchett is good too though I've only explored a couple of the Discworld novel , I really think they brought out the best in each other collaboratively. Sometimes it's as simple as a keen sense of observation and the uncanny ability to call people on their foibles. A great example of that is the book by , the self-deprecating and tongue-in-cheek guide to the trends and fascinations of white people, from French immersion to hybrid cars to the HBO series The Wire and more. Another writer who sometimes hits my funny bone in just the right way is David Sedaris. Sometimes I find him too caustic, too neurotic or too bitter to get me going, but some of his pieces have been perfection. A friend gave me a copy of Sedaris' for Christmas one year, and I phoned him and read a passage from the story Santaland Diaries to him, snorting and choking and cackling my way through the whole bit. The premise of Santaland Diaries is Sedaris' stint as a Christmas elf at Macy's Department Store, while trying to get on his feet in New York a problem I sense he does not possess today. One moment the foreigner is looking at china, and the next thing he knows he is standing at the Magic Tree, where an elf holding a palm-sized counter is asking how many in his party are here to see Santa. Today I am good. What is it about that passage that makes me laugh? I can't rightly say. Maybe we don't need to dissect it this much, opting instead to simply enjoy. All I know is what works for me, and the below selection is a pretty good chunk of what has made me annoy my husband by squeaking like a delighted hamster and shaking the bed with laughter while he tries to sleep. What books have made you laugh out loud, from a chuckle to a bark, a giggle to a guffaw? Leave us a comment below via Facebook or - you may see your suggestion in a future feature. Related Video Have a Laugh with the AbeBooks Staff. © 1996 - 2018 AbeBooks Inc. AbeBooks, the AbeBooks logo, AbeBooks. Books for your passion.

In Bossypants, the Tina Fey story is brought to life, in the sort of autobiography everyone wishes they had written—and lived. His psychiatrist kidnaps him for testing, and once his brilliance is quantified IQ: 475a Glad officer also abducts him. Overall, an excellent and at times hilarious middle grade book, and I think it would make a good funny read aloud book, too. Is there anything better than hearing a burst of laughter coming from your tween while reading. Several very helpful theories witty humor books put north in the novel, such as how all albums left in a car eventually become The Best of Queen, and how freeway design is actually a plot by Hell to increase frustration in the world. But nothing comes close to the salvation of my teenage years, the epitome of Englishness: PG Wodehouse. Self-taught in 'capping,' the social art of insult 'I tried every possible ending for a sentence that starts out: 'Your mama'Mishna searches for an identity in her broken home, her snobby, mostly white prep school, and—most restrictive of all -- her longing heart. Burroughs writes of being met to a mental hospital but only as a way of getting out of school and of being sexually initiated by the 33-year-old man who lived in the Finches' barn.