Humour collections and anthologies Books

Let's be honest, life is a relentless game of notifications, spreadsheets, self-improvement podcasts, and strangers on the internet telling you to "optimize your morning." You don't need another productivity hack. You need a nap, a snack, and for...

Adventures of Cello: Cello Takes His First Test is a delightful story filled with laughter, learning, and love. Follow Cello, an imaginative and curious 5-year-old who loves dinosaurs and exploring the world around him, as he faces a big moment in...

Tom is trying to live his best after life. Between the pressures of corporate America (Brainstorms!), and falling for Zom-Bi Curious humans, Tom has to lean on his ghoul friends and zombie dog to keep from completely falling to pieces.

Painting artistically, as we know, started in the Caveman era, as a simple natural activity. and since then, it has blossomed into a huge billion-dollar global business. The author explains why that happened and reveals all the tricks of the trade. He...

Parkinson's & Recreation is a humorous yet sensitive look at author Dennis Jernigan's journey through the rough and rocky terrain of Parkinson's Disease.In Parkinson's & Recreation, Dennis takes the reader from the devastating and dreaded moment...

This is a funny gag gift prank for Graduation, White Elephant, Secret Santa or Yankee Swap. Funny and appropriate as a High School Graduation and College Graduation gift. This is a lined notebook disguised as a real book with a funny, fake cover, and...

This is a funny gag gift prank for Graduation, Doctor or Dentist, White Elephant, Secret Santa or Yankee Swap. Funny and appropriate as a High School Graduation and College Graduation gift. This is a lined notebook disguised as a real book with a funny,...

The sequel to the million-selling international hit Sh*t My Dad Says

""An Essay on the Art of Ingeniously Tormenting"" is a satirical work by Jane Collier, first published in 1753. The book provides a humorous guide to the art of tormenting others, with advice on how to irritate, frustrate, and annoy people in various...

Helenae Et Herus Epistulae Ovidii Non Sunt est liber auctore Josepho Leyhausen anno MDCCCXCIII editus. In hoc libro, auctor argumentat epistulas inter Helenam et Parisium, ac inter Herum et Iphigeniam, quae in Ovidii Metamorphosibus reperiuntur, non esse...

""Ernst en Luim"" is een verzameling van korte verhalen geschreven door A.B. Het boek werd voor het eerst gepubliceerd in 1854 en bevat verhalen die vari�����ren van humoristisch tot serieus. De verhalen zijn geschreven in een eenvoudige en toegankelijke...

Entenzucht: Sammlung von Zeitungsenten (1884) ist ein Buch von Bruhl und Schulte vom, das eine Sammlung von humorvollen und absurden Zeitungsartikeln enth�����lt, die sich mit dem Thema Entenzucht befassen. Die Autoren haben eine Vielzahl von Artikeln...

El Aguinaldo Para 1830 (1829) es un libro publicado por la editorial Lea y Carey. Este libro es una obra literaria que se centra en la historia de la Navidad y la costumbre de dar regalos durante esta festividad. El autor explora c������mo la...

Commentarius in D. Junii Juvenalis Satiras XVI (1803) est liber a Georgio Alexandro Ruperti scriptus. In hoc libro, Ruperti commentarios et interpretationes ad satiras Sextumdecimam Juvenalis praebet. Juvenalis poeta Romanus saeculi primi decimi natus...

""Retrato de la Lozana Andaluza"" es una novela picaresca escrita por Francisco Delicado en el siglo XVI. La historia sigue las aventuras de una joven andaluza llamada ""Lozana"" que vive en el barrio de la prostituci������n de Roma. La novela es...

La Colecci������n de Art������culos Sat������ricos y de Costumbres (1847) es un libro escrito por Jos����� Mar������a de C�����rdenas y Rodr������guez. Esta obra est����� compuesta por una serie de art������culos que abordan temas de la sociedad de la...

Chamfortiana: Ou Recueil Choisi D'Anecdotes Piquantes Et De Traits D'Esprit (1802) est un livre de l'�����crivain fran�����ais Sebastien Roch Nicolas Chamfort. Le livre est un recueil d'anecdotes et de traits d'esprit choisis par l'auteur, qui est connu...

The Percy Anecdotes V5, Captivity-Exile: Original And Select (1823) is a book written by Sholte Percy. It is the fifth volume in a series of books that contains a collection of anecdotes, stories, and historical accounts. This particular volume focuses...

""The Parasite or The Art to Make One's Fortune"" is a comedic play written by Friedrich Schiller in 1856. The story follows the character of Baron von Fink, a penniless nobleman who is desperate to improve his financial situation. He becomes a parasite,...

The New Double Acrostics is a book of puzzles first published in 1867 by A. A. Y. The book contains a collection of double acrostics, a type of word puzzle where the first and last letters of each line form a word or phrase. The challenge of the puzzle...

The French Humorists: From The Twelfth To The Nineteenth Century is a book written by Walter Besant and published in 1873. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the history of French humor from the 12th century to the 19th century. It explores...

The Filibuster: A Comic Opera is a book written by John P. Wilson and published in 1905. It is a satirical play that pokes fun at the political process and the politicians who engage in it. The story follows the exploits of a group of senators who use...

The Adventures Of Theodore: A Humorous Extravaganza is a book written by Jim Higgers and published in 1901. The book follows the misadventures of a character named Theodore, who is portrayed as a bumbling and comical figure. The story is set in a...

Family Anecdotes is a book written by Francis Henry Egerton, the 8th Earl of Bridgewater, and published in 1825. The book is a collection of anecdotes and stories about the author's family, including his ancestors, relatives, and contemporaries. It...

This engaging memoir shows women how to live-and how to age-with grace and gusto. Lynda Beth Unkeless has explored five continents and thrived on the kindness of strangers. Life, she says, is meant to be an adventure. In "Stronger in the End: My 70 Year...

This follow-up to Still Pickled After All These Years brings even more laugh-out-loud looks at the daily life of Earl and Opal Pickles; their divorced daughter, Sylvia; and their dog, Roscoe.Growing old is great fun when you keep your sense of humor and...

Doodles, Doggerel and the DivineAfter busy workdays Audrey would sit quietly and doodle her reflections onto the pages of a well-travelled exercise book. Forty years later these jotted verses are scattered through several books. This collection is a...

A Fish Out of Water in the Garden of EnglandWhen Richard Harrison packs up his London cubicle, and decides to start a gardening business in Sevenoaks, Kent, he overlooks just one tiny detail.He doesn't know the first thing about gardening.Armed with...

Bears can be scary beasts...or do dumb things like getting stuck in garbage cans. In this charmingly illustrated collection of humorous poems and stories, author/illustrator Leonard Brett celebrates all things bears, particularly human/bear interactions...

2020. Yeah, that. Everything stopped except Marg Heidebrecht's habit of writing for ninety minutes a day. Four years, forty essays later, the author of In the Shade: Friendship, Loss, and the Bruce Trail provides us with this new collection. Intended as...

For those who are crazy enough to keep failing...Award winning entrepreneur and author of popular webcomic series EntrepreNo's: Secret to Startup Failure Sonia Lin unveils a startup life full of failures, based off her iconic humor in the webcomics that...

It was a bleak day when the Patterson's faithful 14-year-old sheep dog, Farley, died while saving young April from a raging river. Across the country, fans who read For Better or For Worse in some 1,600 daily newspapers, reacted with surprise and grief. ...

"My job isn't to revolutionize anything. My job is to give women a sense of relief, to acknowledge what they're struggling with." -Cathy GuisewiteLike women around the globe, Cathy has been constantly puzzled by her romantic relationships. From Irving to...

Richard is a bad driver. In fact, he drives like a Dick. Whether he is weaving in and out of lanes, doing 60 in a 30 or using his phone to text while on the move, he's a menace and a danger to others on the road! Written in rhyme and really...

Tommy Schnurmacher has written a book that could change your life. It changed his. As a writer, Montreal media icon Schnurmacher is an intense force of nature, a seismic swell of visceral empathy, laser-sharp wit and courageous self-analysis...

No one understands the complexities of modern life better than Eugene Mirman--claims Eugene Mirman--and anyone seeking guidance from a man who has lived through everything (except the Great Depression, the Spanish-American War, and Jerry Lee Lewis's sex...

Jackie Mason, one of the true kings of comedy, and his pen-pal partner, celebrity divorce lawyer Raoul Felder, go after America's lowlifes, scumbags, and everyone else who's schmucking up the world.This book spares no one. Politicians, sports stars,...

Charles M. Schulz, the most widely syndicated and beloved cartoonist of all time, is also one of the least understood figures in American culture. Now, acclaimed biographer David Michaelis gives us the first full-length biography of the brilliant, unseen...

2 kidz from 2 different hoodz. Vixen from Arbor Hill & Rebel from the Upper Class of Manhattan. Soon as they meet, they became besties. Vixen was full of jokes, just cause rebel was more about his books & vixen was just always about getting in trouble...

Stephen Stanley's Puzzle Planets takes you on an adventure to the Delta System to explore twelve strange and exciting planets. Visit the square planet of Squarex, the volcanic world of the Bug Eyes and the brain shaped world of the BIG BRAINS. But beware...

A series of comically illustrated fictional letters from the 'great and the good' to the accident-prone and politically incorrect Capt. Glover, ridiculing social, religious and institutional mores and stereotypes. An anarchic poke at the establishment.

Metro Cowboys, Tiny Elevators, Trusting The New Patisserie..."Paris, I've Grown Accustomed To Your Ways" continues the saga begun in Me, Myself and Paris, humorist and writer Ruth Yunker's account of her forays into life in Paris, part time tourist, part...

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An exposé of the poor management of Crater Lake Lodge in 2019. A humorous, but true series of anecdotes from Rebecca J. Bastian's experience as a prep cook at Oregon's famous Crater Lake National Park.From ignored worker's comp, to unpaid overtime...

This intriguing and unconventional book is for all those who experience the frustrations and flaws of our supposedly affluent, efficient, caring modern society.Using humour, anecdotes, real examples and occasional rants, this clear and candid book...