The Best Joke Book (Period): Hundreds of the funniest, silliest, most ridiculous jokes ever

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I want to give you book recommendations to kick off your reading hobby or just help you find that next perfect read that makes you hungry to pick up your next book. If your tastes veer toward lighter reads, or if you’re just in the mood for some today, below are some excellent novels to get you reading.

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THE PERFECT GIFT for anyone who spends Christmas Day counting the minutes until the Boxing Day sales start. It is super funny, but some of the jokes are for adults only, although the book is free of swear words. Jade Chang’s sparkling debut novel The Wangs v The World is about a wealthy Chinese-American make-up tycoon who is devastated by the 2008 financial crisis and decides to take his wife and teenage children on a road trip across America. You’ll love being in Daniel’s head, as well as the small moments of comedy in this lovely and funny story.

In his marvellous Barrytown series the dialogue around the Rabbitte family in The Commitments, The Snapper and The Van crackles with life, humour and tenderness. And though she won’t keep the fur coat or the RSVP to any party invitations, she will accept a blind date with a man who thinks he’s asking out the other Nancy. Also featured are: haiku about plastic surgery, a chapter by Poehler's mother, a satiric birth plan, a chapter by Seth Meyers, an annotated history of 'Parks and Recreation,' a letter from Hillary Rodham Clinton, sex advice, a truly hilarious list of potential books about divorce and a moving account of an apology. As author Jeremiah Healy put it, “Process Carl Hiaasen’s South Florida through an Elmore Leonard filter, then shake well and pour over Los Angeles. Sometimes it feels like celebrities come fully formed: Mo Gilligan, in particular, is so naturally funny and charming that it can feel like he was simply born for success.

Books of 2022 - Vulture The Best Comedy Books of 2022 - Vulture

Here then are the top-ten best, most important, most audacious, and, sure, funniest books that most effectively used comedy as a tool in 2022.A When Harry Met Sally-inspired novel about Poppy and Alex, two opposites who have been best friends since college. Her debut novel A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian is a family comedy about two feuding daughters trying to free their father, who is writing a history of agricultural machinery, from the clutches of Valentina, a Ukrainian divorcee who specialises in “boil-in-the-bag cooking”.

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The humour of talented female authors was often underplayed in the 20th century but one book was acknowledged by contemporaries as a comedy classic - Stella Gibbons’s Cold Comfort Farm. Her book contains an array of tongue-in-cheek observations on topics such as weight, race, consumer culture and Hollywood’s obsession with conventional beauty.

There is a pop disco at the community centre tonight, but the word 'community' brings Davey out in a cold sweat. Colbert’s college application essay, featuring ripe malapropisms, overuse of a thesaurus ('the apex, pinnacle, acme, vertex, and zenith of my life’s experience') and the lying claim that his great-great-uncle’s name is on a building at Dartmouth. No, Start Without Me is a series of loosely connected stories about an excruciatingly lonely little boy who can also be quite rude.

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From the banter to the travel to the devotion between Poppy and Alex, this is a heartwarmingand upliftingread.From growing up with famous parents and achieving massive success at the age of 19 to struggles with mental health and near constant relationship drama, Fisher is candid and laugh-out-loud funny. Working within the parameters of the world’s shortest poetry format challenges comedians to be funny in an extremely economical space. The project is a collection of probing interviews in their original audio, so none of the intensity or intimacy is lost in a translation to print. When Rachel, an American, is introduced to her fiancé’s wealthy family, she finds herself in a world of excess and maneuvering that she never expected.