20 Books That Are Good for a Laugh

by Paul Rudnick

Packed with fun in every sentence, this book is the cure for your bad mood. Full review >

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by Jesse Q. Sutanto

Soufflé lightness, deliciously flavored with feminism. Full review >

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by Fran Fabriczki

Taut, funny, and poignant; a tremendous debut. Full review >

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by Julia Langbein

The best thing that’s happened in the crowded world of Lewinskiana in a long time. Full review >

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by Grant Ginder

Buoyant and funny page by page, this book nonetheless has a sad and serious heart. Full review >

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by Nancy Lemann

This book is so funny that its poignant, elegiac side kind of sneaks up on you. Full review >

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by Caro Claire Burke

A remarkable debut—both a book for the moment and one that will endure. Full review >

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by Madeline Cash

With comic energy and wild plot twists to spare, a thoroughly charming debut. Full review >

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by MK Oliver

A terrific entertainment for readers who love an unlikable heroine. Full review >

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by Hallie Cantor

This hilarious book also delivers moving insight into the things insecurity can make women think and do. Full review >

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by HBO and Lorraine Ali

This exuberant collection won’t have you curbing your enthusiasm about a great show. Full review >

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by Geoff Bennett

An insightful celebration of comedy stars that makes for good times. Full review >

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by Roger Bennett

A well-known broadcaster’s affable memoir focuses on global soccer’s biggest tournament. Full review >

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by Jacques Berlinerblau

A thought-provoking portrait of the consequences of contemporary offensive humor. Full review >

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by Cazzie David

Uncomfortably amusing. Full review >

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