93
Resources share the relationship genre to Humor
- Poor Richard's almanack, being the choicest morsels of wisdom, written during the years of the Almanack's publication, by that well known savant, Benjamin Franklin. --
- A carnival of snackery, diaries (2003-2020), David Sedaris
- The big book of jokes and riddles!
- Tom Gates is absolutely fantastic (at some things), by Liz Pichon
- Canada, Mike Myers
- Grace & style, the art of pretending you have it, Grace Helbig
- Modern romance, Aziz Ansari with Eric Klinenberg
- A history of underwear with Professor Chicken, written by Hannah Holt ; illustrated by Korwin Briggs
- It's all relative, adventures up and down the world's family tree, A.J. Jacobs
- I'd like to play alone, please, essays, Tom Segura
- Calypso, David Sedaris
- How to win friends and influence fungi, collected quirks of science, tech, engineering, and math from nerd nite, Dr. Chris Balakrishnan and Matt Wasowski ; illustrations by Kristen Orr
- One day we'll all be dead and none of this will matter, Scaachi Koul
- You'll never believe what happened to Lacey, crazy stories about racism, Amber Ruffin and Lacey Lamar
- Penny pinching tips for the morally bankrupt, and other stories, Libby Marshall
- Maeve in America, essays by a girl from somewhere else, Maeve Higgins
- Butt or face?, can you tell which end you're looking at?, Kari Lavelle
- Maybe this will help, how to feel better when things stay the same, Michelle Rial
- West Winging it, an un-presidential memoir, Pat Cunnane
- Lessons from Lucy, the simple joys of an old, happy dog, Dave Barry
- For this we left Egypt?, a Passover Haggadah for Jews and those who love them, Dave Barry, Alan Zweibel, and Adam Mansbach
- Joke & riddle ballyhoo, Jacqueline Horsfall ; illustrated by Jackie Snider
- Okay fine whatever, the year I went from being afraid of everything to only being afraid of most things, Courtenay Hameister
- How to become a federal criminal, an illustrated handbook for the aspiring offender, written and illustrated by Mike Chase
- We need to hang out, a memoir of making friends, Billy Baker
- Your dad stole my rake and other family dilemmas, Tom Papa
- You can't touch my hair and other things I still have to explain, Phoebe Robinson
- Soonish, ten emerging technologies that'll improve and/or ruin everything, Kelly and Zach Weinersmith
- There are moms way worse than you, irrefutable proof that you are indeed a fantastic parent, Glenn Boozan ; illustrated by Priscilla Witte
- How not to get shot, and other advice from white people, D. L. Hughley and Doug Moe
- Love that story, observations from a gorgeously queer life, Jonathan Van Ness
- You don't look your age and other fairy tales, Sheila Nevins
- Vacationland, true stories from painful beaches, John Hodgman
- Shit, actually, the definitive, 100% objective guide to modern cinema, by Lindy West
- Do you mind if I cancel?, (things that still annoy me), Gary Janetti
- Super goofy jokes, Jacqueline Horsfall ; illustrated by Rob Collinet
- Does this beach make me look fat?, Lisa Scottoline & Francesca Serritella
- The cockroach, Elise Gravel
- I need a lifeguard everywhere but the pool, Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella
- Strange planet, Nathan W Pyle
- Riddle-icious, by J. Patrick Lewis ; illustrated by Deborah Tilley
- You can't spell America without me, the really tremendous inside story of my fantastic first year as president Donald J. Trump, a so-called parody by Alec Baldwin & Kurt Andersen
- Easy crafts for the insane, a mostly funny memoir of mental illness and making things, Kelly Williams Brown