going nuts with all mysteries and need Humour...suggest

[Trion]

I read "how i paid for college" by marc acito last month and enjoyed it.

since then i read too much of dan brown mysteries and its doing my head now.I might start trying to decrypt my dump if i read anymore.

so Now i want to switch back to Humour.

Can you guys please recommend some.

All the books mentioned below are unavailable :(


Simon's Cat
The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks Bellwether
Cat Getting Out of a Bag and Other Observations
The Bad Girl's Guide to Getting What You Want Savannah Breeze
Are You There Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea
Kiss My Tiara: How to Rule the World as a SmartMouth Goddess
Catherine, Called Birdy
Attack of the Theater People
Mortified 2: Love is a Battlefield
Magic and the Modern Girl (Jane Madison, Book3) Cringe: Teenage Diaries, Journals, Notes, Letters, Poems,and Abandoned Rock Operas
Finger Lickin' Fifteen (Stephanie Plum, #15) Ghostgirl: Homecoming
Book Club: An Unshelved Collection
Library Mascot Cage Match: An Unshelved Collection
Punk Rock Etiquette: The Ultimate How-to-Guide for DIY,
Punk, Indie, and Underground Bands
Ghostgirl

[Lori, Super Mod]

Try some of these:

The Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse
A Dirty Job
Smashed, Squashed, Splattered, Chewed, Chunked and Spewed
Couplehood

[Adrienne]

Any book by Walter Moers is going to be really funny, some are a little dark though. I would especially recommend The City of Dreaming Books. It's amazing! In a review done by Detroit News, It said "Moers' creative mind is like J.K. Rowling on ecstasy." I have to agree, but I personally think he's much better than miss Rowling will ever be.

[Trion]

not available all five of them...

guess i have to go out and buy them.. :(

[Catamorandi]

Any books in the Dortmunder series by Donald E Westlake.
Any books in the Maggody series by Joan Hess.

[Trion]

Coyote blue by Christopher Moore??

its available...

[Darcia]

I recently read The Ride by Jane Kennedy Sutton. It's humor mixed with mystery and I loved it.

[Carol]

The Queen and I-Sue Townsend

[Flávia Carvalho]

Try 'How I became stupid', from a young french author, Martin Page. I really had a good time with this one ;)

[Sasha]

Or, y'know, we're about to start The Eyre Affair for the book club read; that's supposed to be funny.

[Trion]

thanks guys, i will look up at all those

[Petra]

I enjoyed the humour in Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal. It's a dry, witty, sarcastic type of humour.

[Brenda]

You might also enjoy Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!Adventures of a Curious Character by R.P. Feynman. It's the adventures of a science professor who is curious about everything. It has a lot of laugh out loud moments.