Anonymous wrote:mennonite in a little black dress -- laughed out loud
cold comfort farm (the movie is funny, too)
anything by Christopher Moore. Check out the audiobook of Fluke. Hilarious.
any of the Disc World books by Terry Pratchett. These always cheer me up -- such silliness.
The Teacher's Funeral by Richard Peck. Another one where the audio version is excellent. It's a YA novel, but well worth the time.
Jennifer Crusie's romance novels. Lots of screwball-type comedy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Straight Man by Richard Russo
Can't Wait to Get to Heaven by Fannie Flagg
Oh, good one. I love this book.
Anonymous wrote:+1 on David Sedaris. I used to listen to them on tape while walking the dog but had to stop because I started laughing out loud so I looked crazy.
Also the graphic novel Hyperbole and a Half
Anonymous wrote:Straight Man by Richard Russo
Can't Wait to Get to Heaven by Fannie Flagg
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Confederacy of Dunces.
Bossypants is better as an audio book than a written book.
Yes, A Confederacy of Dunces! That and Catch-22.
Anonymous wrote:Confederacy of Dunces.
Bossypants is better as an audio book than a written book.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:David Sederis books- Me Talk Pretty One Day, When You are Engulfed in Flames, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim. These are books that I can't read in public places because I laugh like a crazy person when I read them.
Another vote for Sedaris. Whichever book had the bit about Santa and 6-8 black men would literally make me LOL every single time. I love that piece.
Love the suggestions - our family is having a rough time right now as well and I think I'll read a few of these
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:P.G. Wodehouse -- The Jeeves stories. I laugh out loud every time.
I read these when I want to escape from the real world into a gentile, fun, funny one where all problems are trivial.
