Humorous category: 20629 books

Part one of this book, The Withered of Oz, is an autobiography of the author who, as a former Stage and Screen actor, director, producer and script writer, relinquished his career when his wife suffered a devastating stroke and he chose to become her full time carer. With approaching old age, the...

Varla Ventura, fan favorite on Huffington Posts Weird News, frequent guest on Coast to Coast, and bestselling author of The Book of the Bizarre and Beyond Bizarre, introduces a new Weiser Books Collection of forgotten crypto-classics. Magical Creatures is a hair-raising herd of affordable digital...

To quote Coleridge, Dan uses "the best words in the best order."  For followers of Dan's works, this is a must read. For newcomers, this is a great introduction to a unique and talented author. - Micah S. Hackler, Author, Sheriff Lansing Mysteries Explore the back trails,...

Dragons in the Office takes a humorous, somewhat offensive look at what life might be like in a 'modern' fantasy world.Trials, tribulations, and tax returns are all part of daily life in Generica. Long gone are the days of great heroes. So what problems does this fantasy world now...

Next! I thought guidelines were for bringing a boat safely into harbour, not casting one out into a quietly stormy sea. It’s a place of low emotion, blood pressure checks all through the night; you’re shaken awake if you’ve dropped off. They say they’re looking after you, but it’s sleep...

Humorous novel, first published in 1898. "They are really delicious -- when properly treated." According to Wikipedia: "Elizabeth Strong Worthington (1888 - 1908) was a popular American writer during the latter part of the 1800s. Her first books "When Peggy Smiled: A Love Story"...

George had the ideal job for a man of his talents. Who would suspect St. Nick of being a shoplifter? Now, with his Christmas "shopping" completed, George is a happy man. That happiness is soon to be short-lived. An unwelcome visitor is about to convince him that it is better to give than to receive and...

If Karen was good at anything, it was writing men off. She was happily unattached until Mia introduced her to Mario last summer at lunch. Mario was six years younger, and far from Karen's type. Yet, this long haired, sexy, stranger left her intrigued. Having a man again could be a good thing,...

Sex, drugs and alcohol. Joey's life will change with one choice. Pledging for the Alpha Mega Frat is the chance of a lifetime and he'll do whatever it takes. One alcohol enriched night will bring the best and the worst out in Joey, but will he be able to get through this with his dignity intact? It's a wildly humorous look at university life, frat style! "The cow... OMG funny!"

“Down into the Darkness” is David Carter’s tenth book and something of a departure from his usual English murder mysteries (“The Murder Diaries – Seven Times Over” and “The Sound of Sirens”). It’s also a lot shorter than most of his books, running to around 140 pages. One...

A humorous short story about the dreaded holiday classic. Retirement is not what Robert expected. His wife feeds him twigs and is afraid of mailbox bombs. If that's not enough a fruitcake shows up on his doorstep. Fruitcakes may be a Southern tradition, but it's one Robert can do without. The Fruitcake, is the first in a series. Look for more, Christmas in the South Tales.

This is a novelty book that takes a humorous look at what drives men nuts when it comes to women and what they say to men. Chauvinistic?..........Probably! Controversial?..........Yes! True?..........You be the judge!

This quirky little story takes place in the vast winter wilderness of Alaska, where a young army sergeant assumes command of a small maintenance team to recover a broken-down vehicle left behind by an engineering outfit on a training exercise.----Sergeant Snerly receives the assignment upon his arrival...

“Murders multiply, but Jake proves up to the challenge. She sees through all the subterfuge and chicanery, solving a mind-boggling mystery in a burst of insight. All the characters are charmingly kooky and fun...We will be looking for more of Jake O’Hara.” – TheMysteryReader.com “[Wald]...