Books that make you laugh
1:00 AMChilly days were made for grabbing a blanket, curling up with a book...and laughing hard. Yes, these are some of those books that have made me laugh. Some are fiction, and some are non-fiction.
1. Tales of the Heartily Homeschooled by Rachel Starr Thomson
No book has made me laugh harder. I loved this story about two homeschool families and their adventures.
No book has made me laugh harder. I loved this story about two homeschool families and their adventures.
2. To be Perfectly Honest by Phill Callaway
This book had me laughing so hard and thinking through what it means to truly not lie. While I don't agree with everything he does, it did make me think and laugh.
This book had me laughing so hard and thinking through what it means to truly not lie. While I don't agree with everything he does, it did make me think and laugh.
3. Miss Matched by Erynn Mangum
This book feels like a modern Emma if Emma were obsessed with coffee and sweets. While the next two books don't keep with Emma, I laughed hard all the way through.
This book feels like a modern Emma if Emma were obsessed with coffee and sweets. While the next two books don't keep with Emma, I laughed hard all the way through.
4. The Case of the Tabloid Tattler by Perry Elisabeth Kirkpatrick
I laughed and enjoyed not only this book but the others as well. Kirkpatrick does an awesome job creating a cozy mystery that is safe for kids, as well as captures cat behavior.
I laughed and enjoyed not only this book but the others as well. Kirkpatrick does an awesome job creating a cozy mystery that is safe for kids, as well as captures cat behavior.
5. Northanger Abby by Jane Austen
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My sister, Rose, and I recently listened to the audiobook. It had been years since I'd read this book and I had forgotten how funny the story was. This has all the Jane Austen wit mixed with a girl with an overactive imagination.
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13 comments
Oh yes, the cat books are so much fun!!!! :D
ReplyDeleteTales of the Heartily Homeschooled has been on my TBR for a while. It sounds like just my type of humor.
ReplyDeleteIt is the best. I think you would like it.
DeleteHuh, I've never read Northanger Abbey. Maybe I should try it.
ReplyDeleteCutePolarBear
Tales of the Heartily Homeschooled has been on my TBR for quite some time! Looks fabulous. ;)
ReplyDeleteI've seen "Miss Match" before but wasn't sure I'd enjoy it, I might read it though!
ReplyDeleteThat first one looks good! I haven't heard of any of these before... great list!
ReplyDelete-Brooklyne
I've never read any of these... But they all look good!
ReplyDeleteOh yes! I read “The Case of the Tabloid Tattler.” It was good! xD Can't wait to read the rest!
ReplyDelete~Katja L.
*grabs blanket to browse books* Hmm, "Tales of the Heartily Homeschooled" sounds like something I should look into.
ReplyDeleteAnd the Kitten Files! They have been recommended by 5 of us today! :D
Tales of the Heartily Homeschooled sounds awesome, haha! :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, " Tales of the Heartily Homeschooled" by Rachel Starr Thomson and "To be Perfectly Honest" by Phill Callaway both sound REALLY interesting! Definitely putting these on my TBR list!
ReplyDeleteI haven’t read any books by Erynn Mangum before, but I really want to ! I hear they’re really good! :)
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