Please Recommend a funny, witty page turner for this weekend on the Kindle!

[Anonymous]

I will get around to reading "the Help" maybe next week, but this weekend anyone know of a good download for the kindle that is witty, pretty fast paced, well written, etc.
No kidnap or war scenarios please, such a bummer.

[Anonymous]

Was gonna suggest The Misadventures of Justin Hearnfeld by Dan Elish, but realized it's not on Kindle...sorry. Would still highly recommend the book...it's a great read. You can check out the author's website for an excerpt.

[Anonymous]

Bossypants by Tina Fey

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bossypants by Tina Fey

I second this recommendation.

[Anonymous]

I downloaded Bossy Pant onto my kindle via audible.com it is ready by Tina Fey and I recommend listening instead of reading this one!

[Anonymous]

I also clicked on this to recommend bossy pants!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I downloaded Bossy Pant onto my kindle via audible.com it is ready by Tina Fey and I recommend listening instead of reading this one!

Agree, it was a very funny listen and I'm not sure it would have been the same without hearing her deliver it in her Tina Fey way. I also really liked listening to Rob Lowe's "Stories I Only Tell My Friends" and I am NOT someone who is in to celebrities.

Neither of these are helpful for OP though because I think they're better to listen to than read. I'm going to go check my Kindle and see if anything I've forgotten I read fits what OP is requesting.

[Anonymous]

the adults by alison espach

[Anonymous]

Anything by David Sedaris-you will literally laugh out loud.

[Anonymous]

Sedaris!

[Anonymous]

Haha...I also came to recommend Bossypants! Love everything Sedaris too, except Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk. Could not get through it and I've read every other book of his and loved it.

[Anonymous]

Isn't a "page turner" on the Kindle an oxymoron??

[Anonymous]

I loved The Adults, too! Also, books by Jonathan Tropper. I just finished The Beautiful Girl, and enjoyed it very much.

[Anonymous]

I've enjoyed reading the Janet Evanovich series (one for the money, two for the dough, etc). very light reading. I've heard The Tourist is good, but haven't downloaded it yet.

[Anonymous]

Anything by Claire Cook. Her books are lighthearted, funny, and quick reads. I read Life's a Beach this summer and enjoyed it.