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A satirical dictionary compiling witty and biting definitions of English words, first published in a newspaper in 1881 and later revised into book form.

Carrie Fisher reflects on her teenage years, early fame, and the impact of her love for science‑fiction, captured in unpublished journals that reveal her humor, vulnerability, and personal struggles.

Ruth Reichl’s memoir chronicles her life from a childhood shaped by food to her rise as a celebrated culinary writer, capturing the people and places that defined her passion for cooking and storytelling.

Nonfiction humorist P. J. O'Rourke travels to Bangladesh, Fremont, Somalia, and the Earth Summit to explore global problems like overpopulation, famine, and poverty.

A biting satirical take on American politics, blending humor with a political science textbook

Amy Sedaris shares her unconventional, humor‑filled approach to hosting, with punchy recipes, entertaining tips, and creative sidebars that make any gathering unforgettable.

A political satire book that humorously explores the Republican Party's ideology with wit and irreverence.

Roy Blount Jr. delivers a witty, introspective collection of essays that trace his Southern roots and Northern influences, examining American identity through humor, culture, and personal anecdotes.

An entertaining and insightful look at the world of economics through the eyes of a witty author who takes a humorous approach to explaining the basics of capitalism and socialism.

A humorous guide to contemporary etiquette and manners in a world without rules.

A humorous account of travel and adventures.

A satirical look at the first years of the new millennium, penned by humorist Dave Barry, blending historical notes with his signature wit.

If the Nobel committee offered awards in Gender Relations, the Sweet Potato Queens would have the prize all locked up. These fine ladies have devoted an absolutely inordinate amount of time to the pursuit of love, marriage, and great sex, and they're just bursting to share their stories. Now their royal ringleader, bestselling author Jill Conner Browne, brings you The Sweet Potato Queens' Field Guide to Men, a hilarious (and highly instructive) handbook about the men we love to hate, and the ones we love to love, with special revelations about:--Why he didn't call--The sweetest revenge ever--The downright crazy things we will do for romancePlus, memorable tales of Queenly dating adventures, the shameless lowdown on looking as young as you feel, and more royal recipes that are guaranteed to bring him home each and every night.

Elizabeth Hilts expands her bestseller "Getting in Touch with Your Inner Bitch" with fresh, empowering humor and practical advice to help women recognize and harness their inner strength.

CollegeHumor’s comedic guide teaches readers how to navigate social, professional, and cultural life by bluffing their way through conversations, relationships, and self-presentation, all while keeping the tone irreverent and approachable.

Phoebe Robinson’s sharp‑witted essay collection tackles gender, race, dating, and pop culture with humor and honesty, urging readers to laugh at life’s quirks while challenging societal norms.