Humorous category: 20629 books

When Jesus returns will “He be coming on a cloud” (Revelations) or will it be as it was before, an obscure arrival in a backwater town? If you’re betting on the latter, just how will he announce his return? “The Adventures of Jesus” will give you a whole new understanding of how The Second...

For the past few months, S.E. Batt has been releasing a steady stream of short stories, all of which with a fun and humorous tone to them. Now, the first three releases of his short stories are collected into one anthology for easy reading. Contains the following short stories: *Books...

O. Henry (William Sydney Porter) is a great American writer of the 20th century. His stories are usually humorous with surprising endings. He was born in 1862 in Greensboro. The first wife Athol Estes died early. O. Henry spent several years in prison, where wrote his first story. In 1902 he moved...

This collections of essays is enhanced with numerous drawings to enrich the readers’ experience. This is the second of fifteen collections of Benchley's humorous essays and book reviews. While some references are dated, Benchley's rapier-sharp wit will amuse and entertain you. This volume contains...

Author Paul Palmer first began idolizing highway patrolmen when he was a boy living in Gila Bend, Arizona. As the patrolmen stopped by to visit his father, Paul soon realized that these brave men were true heroes. He had no idea then that one day he would work with the same men he held in such high...

In the spirit of M*A*S*H and Good Morning, Vietnam, The Militarized Zone: What Did You Do in the Army, Grandpa? is a predominently humorous tale told by Will Jensen, a twenty-three-year-old, easygoing college grad, musician and business owner, intent on getting through life having a good time without...

The Wel-Mart Way is a fictional, humorous account of how one of our nation's largest retailers plans to solve the health care crisis.

J. G. Mack tells a story about a genius yet aloof young man, Charlie Taylor, who takes us on a journey that questions our own sanity. What if we were in his shoes? How would we react to the many challenges this young man faced? Have you ever been misdiagnosed? Most of us have, at one point in our...

“Waiting for the Real World to Catch Up” is the story of Scottrick, a crazed inventor, who goes to extreme lengths to find success. In the book, he champions one spurious idea after another and becomes enraged when his million-dollar idea for a newfangled colostomy bag is snatched away by greedy...

Meet Arlen J. Stevenson, an author of three zombie novels. This middle-aged good ol' boy from Alabama spends much of his time chasing women. Whenever he meets a new conquest, he presents her with a gift bag filled with sexy black lingerie. Also pursuing women online, he's led to correspond with a...

Did you ever wonder why it is so easy to gain weight, but so hard to lose it? In One Dieter's Diary as Told to Laila Kujala by Oink, Oink is struggling with this question in a humorous way. The book is full of funny illustrations. Anybody who has ever tried to lose weight can relate to this story.

A classic story of the endless battle between the North and the South of England, Come Back With the Wind tells a humorous tale of how the threat of an embargo on whiskey sales to the South leads to civil war and a possible permanent split between the two proud regions. The late Les Dawson author, beloved...

What Is It With Me? is a collection of tales from the mind and life of Danny C. Hall, self-appointed mayor of Turnip Hill. We're not exactly sure where that is, but it's got to be a fun place to live.Danny, a son of the south, spent some time in his childhood up north. He learned to fight...

Gautam completed Chartered Accountancy after several attempts, and to his luck, landed up with Anand a close friend and brilliant CA to launch an Accounting Services company named FAB. He finds love in the same profession, without much ado.Can life really be all that simple and straightforward?Can...