I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself is simultaneously harrowing and hilarious.
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the thursday murder club
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Bossypants by Tina Fey. Really funny
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Lamb…..Christopher Moore
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I don’t have many comedy or humor books in my big collection however the few that I own are pretty funny .
VHS : Absurd , Odd and Ridiculous Relics from the Videotape Era is mostly pictures but it is hilarious .
Good Omens is a lot of fun to read
Several of Erma Bombeck’s books as well
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Yearbook, Seth Rogen
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Don Quixote
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The Martian
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Yahtzee Croshaw, funny author with great characters.
Differently Morphus and Existentially Challenged – Governmental agency involved in the regulation of magic and extra dimensional beings.
Mogworld – Main character is undead. Hijinks insue.
Will save the galaxy for food and Will destroy the galaxy for cash – An unemployed star pilot tries to get by in a universe where transporters are a thing.
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Most things by David Sedaris
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The entire Lockwood & Co. series! Also Project Hail Mary 😀 I guess Martian would also have a similar vibe, but can’t day for sure as I’ve not read it 🙂
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Catch 22 and Slaughterhouse 5 are really the only books that have ever made me laugh out loud. In fact most Kurt Vonnegut novels are really funny
Assistant to the Villian made me laugh a lot more than it probably should have, but the one liners are amazing.
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Sure, I’ll join your cult by Maria Bamford made me laugh
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A Walk In The Woods by Bill Bryson and the absolutely brilliant “Lamb” by Christopher Moore.
Oh, and Money by Martin Amis.
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The Sellout by Paul Beatty, word of warning though, you will feel guilty about laughing your way through it which I think was the author’s whole aim.
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I’m currently reading this one after many suggestions from this sub and I can confirm that laughing is guaranteed:
Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal
By Christopher Moore
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Shit my dad says by Justin Halpern.
Naked by David Sedaris
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I just read {{Starter Villain by John Scalzi}} last month. It was a very fast read (I read it in a day and a half), and several chapters had me in stitches.
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The Martian-Andy Weir
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I’d Like To Play Alone Please-Tom Segura
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Humans: A Brief History of How We F*cked It All Up
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I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself is simultaneously harrowing and hilarious.
the thursday murder club
Bossypants by Tina Fey. Really funny
Lamb…..Christopher Moore
​
I don’t have many comedy or humor books in my big collection however the few that I own are pretty funny .
VHS : Absurd , Odd and Ridiculous Relics from the Videotape Era is mostly pictures but it is hilarious .
Good Omens is a lot of fun to read
Several of Erma Bombeck’s books as well
Yearbook, Seth Rogen
Don Quixote
The Martian
Yahtzee Croshaw, funny author with great characters.
Differently Morphus and Existentially Challenged – Governmental agency involved in the regulation of magic and extra dimensional beings.
Mogworld – Main character is undead. Hijinks insue.
Will save the galaxy for food and Will destroy the galaxy for cash – An unemployed star pilot tries to get by in a universe where transporters are a thing.
Most things by David Sedaris
The entire Lockwood & Co. series! Also Project Hail Mary 😀 I guess Martian would also have a similar vibe, but can’t day for sure as I’ve not read it 🙂
Catch 22 and Slaughterhouse 5 are really the only books that have ever made me laugh out loud. In fact most Kurt Vonnegut novels are really funny
[Less](https://andrewgreer.com/less) by Andrew Sean Greer made me chuckle, smile, and sometimes laugh out loud.
Assistant to the Villian made me laugh a lot more than it probably should have, but the one liners are amazing.
Sure, I’ll join your cult by Maria Bamford made me laugh
A Walk In The Woods by Bill Bryson and the absolutely brilliant “Lamb” by Christopher Moore.
Oh, and Money by Martin Amis.
The Sellout by Paul Beatty, word of warning though, you will feel guilty about laughing your way through it which I think was the author’s whole aim.
I’m currently reading this one after many suggestions from this sub and I can confirm that laughing is guaranteed:
Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal
By Christopher Moore
Shit my dad says by Justin Halpern.
Naked by David Sedaris
I just read {{Starter Villain by John Scalzi}} last month. It was a very fast read (I read it in a day and a half), and several chapters had me in stitches.
The Martian-Andy Weir
I’d Like To Play Alone Please-Tom Segura
Humans: A Brief History of How We F*cked It All Up
Holes
Anne of Green Gables
Almost anything by Bill Bryson
The Rosie Project series
The Martian and Hail Mary
The Life of Pi