Shane has mastered the fine art of getting into trouble by doing absolutely nothing. Through passive avoidance, he's stumbled into a relationship he doesn't care about and has managed to land a job he has no interest in performing. He spends his days snoozing in a bathroom stall and his evenings...
Book Genre: Humor and Comedy
Some witty definitions sent from all parts of the nation to The Nation. Here's a good example: Chickenhawk, n. - A perspicacious bird of prey with an aversion to having its feathers ruffled; when the winds of war blow its way, it prefers to remain roosted and use its talons to feather its own...
Oh, the words I learned, the laughs I had, the tears I cried, really ... This fellow read the entire Encyclopaedia Britannica, all 33,000 pages! He learned much about the world and himself and tells it all (well, not all - it's shorter than 33,000 pages) in this compelling account.
An autobiography of the childhood of Paul Feig, creator of Freaks and Geeks, of life in hell: a.k.a. elementary, junior and high school. Funny stories of sadistic gym teachers, class bullies, angst-filled dates and other embarrassing encounters that will have you laughing, probably because you...
Did you see The Money Pit? This is the real-life story of a home remodeling nightmare. You'll be so happy you're not Lawrence LaRose. How does this make you feel? Get married, buy junk heap to remodel, immediately lose job, junk heap nearly destroys your marriage and pushes you to the verge of...
If you're a dog nut, check this one out. It's full of essays, short stories and commentaries about dogs and the ones who love them. Includes pieces by Alice Walker and Margaret Cho.
Jane Bond is back at it again in this campy sequel by Mabel Maney. This time, Jane (Agent 007 1/2) will be in America keeping her brother's alcoholic, woman crazed image in good repair while Jane's girlfriend, Bridget learns how to turn on an oven. See Jane get kidnapped by retirees, go to the...








