Books like Let Crazy Be Crazy by Elaine Swann

A series of spiritual exercises for leading a meaningful life, 2,000 years old and still relevant today.

Outrageous, outlandish, and downright ridiculous things people do. Kids say the darndest things? Adults DO them!!! Author Judy Reiser offers up more hilarious eccentricities exhibited (and confessed to) by otherwise normal people. These side-splitting actions are categorized from hilarious bathroom behavior to funny money and clothing habits to eating and sleeping peculiarities to germ-a-phobia and more. Collected from real, live, actual human beings, the zaniness begins again in Admit It, You're Crazy! http://www.judyreiser.com

Class with the Countess offers a modern guide to etiquette, confidence, and charm, drawn from Luann de Lesseps’ journey from Connecticut nurse to European aristocracy, teaching readers how to navigate everyday social situations with grace.

There is a fine line between quirky and out-and-out crazy. With 18 scientifically based quizzes, Andrew N. Williams helps readers decipher whether they're "normal," toeing the line, or far past it.Developed by psychologists to analyze human behavior, the quizzes allow readers to discover if they (or their friends and family) are:• Sex addicts• Obsessive-compulsives• Food freaks• Thrill-seekers• Hypochondriacs• Fetishists• Paranoids• ImpostersPlus the book includes descriptions, in layman's terms, of more than 80 specific quirks, illustrated with real life examples. Readers will marvel at stories of people who:• Crave dirt-and eat it by the handful• Are afraid of doughnuts because they can't see what's inside• Lie about deaths in the family-to collect sympathy cardBut Are You Crazy? is much more than a party game, offering helpful insights for dealing with other peoples' crazy behavior as well as one's own insecurities and phobias.