What Books Have Made You Laugh
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What Books Have Made You Laugh
Hello!
I'm looking for inspiration in how to get others laughing.
Being a book lover, this naturally raised the question: which book has made you laught - either recently, a year ago, or maybe even when you were 5?
I'm looking for inspiration in how to get others laughing.
Being a book lover, this naturally raised the question: which book has made you laught - either recently, a year ago, or maybe even when you were 5?
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The Spanish Love Deception and The American Roommate Experiment by Elena Armas
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I remember that the Percy Jackson books and the related series and books in the PJO universe never failed to make me laugh. Its been a while since I've read the original series but it always made me smile and laugh out loud as a kid no matter how many times I re-read them.
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One of the books that made me laugh mist was All Body Bags with no Knickers. So funny and thrilling.
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Diary of a wimpy kid. Definitely. The series is for kids but anyways good.
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The books of Brandon Sanderson never fails to make me laugh. His books are filled with humor. In fantasy books I have read, many authors choose a melancholic tone the world ends..., but Sanderson chooses humor even in dire situation. Destroying the world. That's no mean feat, if you think about it. I wonder if we should be impressed with ourselves.
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It's science fiction, but parts of the book seem like a soap opera.
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Joseph Andrews by Henry Fielding.
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The books that immediately come to mind are Bridget Jones’s Diary (and the others in the series) and the Stephanie Plum series. I also remember reading a book called Coupling by Paul Reiser when I was in high school and I thought that was very funny as well.
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That's interesting that you mentioned Bridget Jone's Diary. I haven't read the actual book, but the movie mostly didn't seem like it's intented to make me laugh...Alissa Nesson wrote: ↑28 Jan 2024, 21:54 The books that immediately come to mind are Bridget Jones’s Diary (and the others in the series) and the Stephanie Plum series. I also remember reading a book called Coupling by Paul Reiser when I was in high school and I thought that was very funny as well.
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The sin du jour series by Matt Wallace is really funny.
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