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

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The tales about the tribulations and triumphs of life as a drag queen are sometimes shocking: Tom’s story of being attacked by a stranger is highly disturbing; his tales of trysts in a Portaloo and sexual experiences that saw them drinking out of toilets are amusing and heartfelt.

We peep in on this lonely suburban teenager’s private scribblings as he makes pseudointellectual observations about life, love and whatever he’s seen on the news that night, forever in the knowledge that he’s lying to himself as well as us. A perfect rom-com premise: girl wakes up in hospital from a near-death accident next to her ex who she has forgotten to remove as her emergency contact. It’s arranged like a regular thesaurus, from A to Z covering a wide range of topics including aging, alcoholism, etc. Take life less seriously, loosen up and enjoy the endless wordplay possibilities available in our English language with the use of this clever book. So if you like your tales served with a side of giggles, here's a quick treat: some rip-roaring book jests and writing puns just for you.It’s packed with hundreds of jokes for a wide range of occasions that will keep you and everyone else laughing. The novel amply demonstrates her pin-sharp ability to revel in the inherent absurdity of everyday life. There is a vibrant, stylish energy to the goofball relationship between the valet Jeeves and the idle Bertie Wooster, and fans of Wodehouse’s escapist novels, including the captivating Right Ho, Jeeves, relish the Edwardian slang – “cove”, “blighter”, “snifter” – that peppers their conversations.

An open-house viewing turned hostage situation doesn’t sound like it would be the perfect setting for a comedy, but Backman’s novel is nothing if not laugh-out-loud funny. It’s the characters in this story that make it so unbelievably funny, and Keyes is just as brilliant at writing them all, from the the very youngest to the grandparents. Scribbled in secret after endless days, sleepless nights and missed weekends, this is a no-holds-barred account of his time on the NHS front line. You will piss yourself and then quote sections of this book repeatedly within your circle of friends.The hilarity comes from Bob's outrageous demands and the way he pulls the spammers into his own crazy, mundane and out-of-register world. Toole wrote the novel – set in New Orleans – in the early 60s, and his failure to find it a publisher led him to eventual suicide in 1969. A joke is a narrative that is usually of oral and fictitious origin, humorous in tone and provokes laughter in those who read or listen to it. In this candid and bawdy memoir, Tom Rasmussen, who grew up in Lancaster, England, speaks both as Tom and their performance alter ego “Crystal”.

which is part memoir, part lifestyle advice and comedy anecdote fest, was on the New York Times Bestsellers list for five weeks. She has 19 years experience working as a PreK-2 teacher, literacy specialist and curriculum developer, and has been a contributor at WeAreTeachers since 2017. It includes 100 funny, vocabulary-driven gems meant to be torn out and folded into little joke cards. If you enjoy it, you might try Auslander’s comic novel Hope: A Tragedy, about Anne Frank (yep, “comic novel”, you heard that right) or his most recent, Mother For Dinner, about cannibals.

But as much as you might adore immersing yourself in epic tales and enchanting narratives, surely every voracious reader needs a chuckle break at some point. The uncluttered layout of this title is perfect for newly minted joke readers: question on one page, answer on the reverse. 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.

Long-suffering Korede and her younger sister Ayoola live in Lagos, Nigeria, and they have each other's backs.Plus, anyone who’s ever sat through a round of little kids’ nonsensical original knock-knock jokes will appreciate some professionally written alternatives. This books is definitely NSFW or children, but it’s definitely packed with memorable comedic material that will offend as well as entertain, if dirty jokes are your thing. Few people have written with as much zest and fun about modern Irish identity as Dubliner Roddy Doyle. Tom Burns is a husband, a dad, and a veteran of the educational publishing industry, living just outside of Detroit Rock City.