LOL at the library

Like pretty much everyone, I like to laugh and have a good time. I don't have cable or a DVR, so I often miss my favorite television comedies. Luckily, the library has a wide selection of books that are able to tickle my funny bone. Books are much easier to fit in my schedule as well. If you're looking for a good laugh, here are a few of my favorites....all available at the Arlington Public Library!

I am America (and so can you!)
by Stephen Colbert

Colbert provides his solutions to America's problems.






I feel bad about my neck: and other thoughts about being a woman
by Nora Ephron

In 15 comedic essays, Ephron describes the ups and downs of getting older.






Kick me: adventures in adolescence
by Paul Feig

With side-splitting humor, Feig details much of the humiliation that comes with growing up.





Are you there vodka? It's me, Chelsea
by Chelsea Handler

Chelsea shares ridiculous stories from her past about her family, career, and relationships that will make you laugh out loud.





Why we suck: a feel good guide to staying fat, loud, lazy and stupid
by Denis Leary

Leary brings a whole new meaning to "politically incorrect" as he rants about many aspects of American life.





Yes, you're pregnant, but what about me?
by Kevin Nealon

Nealon shows the funny side of becoming a first time father. This book gives the male point of view on pregnancy.





I still have it - I just can't remember where I put it: confessions of a fiftysomething
by Rita Rudner

This comic hodge-podge describes the joy of aging and the challenges of everyday life.





Me talk pretty one day
by David Sedaris

In this funny collection of essays, Sedaris tackles learning a new language.