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Resources share the relationship genre to Humor
- Happy-go-lucky, David Sedaris
- Furiously happy, a funny book about horrible things, Jenny Lawson
- Foreverland, on the divine tedium of marriage, Heather Havrilesky
- Thirty-life crisis, navigating my thirties, one drunk baby shower at a time, Lisa Schwartz ; foreword by Shane Dawson
- Animal jokes, riddles, and games, Clara Christopher
- Just joking science, Rosie Gowsell Pattison
- The road to Little Dribbling, adventures of an American in Britain, Bill Bryson
- My favorite pets by Gus W. for Ms. Smolinski's class, words by Jeanne Birdsall ; pictures by Harry Bliss
- How to save your child from ostrich attacks, accidental time travel, and anything else that might happen on an average Tuesday, James Breakwell
- How this book was made, based on a true story, Mac Barnett ; Adam Rex
- Is this anything?, Jerry Seinfeld
- Fifty things that aren't my fault, essays from the grown-up years, Cathy Guisewite
- School jokes, by Hugh Moore
- Lessons from Lucy, the simple joys of an old, happy dog, Dave Barry
- Does this beach make me look fat?, Lisa Scottoline & Francesca Serritella
- The best of me, David Sedaris
- Danger is still everywhere, beware of the dog! : a new handbook for avoiding even bigger danger by Dr. Noel Zone "the greatest dangerologist in the world, ever", with the help of my neighbors David O'Doherty (words) and Chris Judge (pictures)
- Dirtbag, Massachusetts, a confessional, Isaac Fitzgerald
- Toil & trouble, Augusten Burroughs
- Monster jokes, by Ima Laffin
- How to be perfect, the correct answer to every moral question, Michael Schur ; with philosophical nitpicking by Professor Todd May
- Just peachy, comics about depression, anxiety, love, and finding the humor in being sad, Holly Chisholm
- Exploding kittens, a card game for people who are into kittens and explosions and laser beams and sometimes goats (Nesmith), created by Elan Lee, Matthew Inman, and Shane Small
- Danger is totally everywhere, school of danger by Dr. Noel Zone "the greatest dangerologist in the world, ever", with the help of my neighbors David O'Doherty (words) and Chris Judge (pictures)
- Dung for dinner, a stomach-churning look at the animal poop, pee, vomit, and secretions that people have eaten (and often still do!), Christine Virnig ; illustrated by Korwin Briggs
- My point-- and I do have one, Ellen DeGeneres
- Super safari jokes, by Sally Lindley ; illustrations: Fabio Santomauro
- Football jokes, by Blake Hoena ; illustrated by Daryll Colins
- #IMomSoHard, Kristen Hensley and Jen Smedley
- Broken (in the best possible way), Jenny Lawson
- I see life through rosé-colored glasses, true stories and confessions, Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella
- Thanks, Obama, My Hopey Changey White House Years, David Litt
- How y'all doing?, misadventures and mischief from a life well lived, Leslie Jordan
- You can only yell at me for one thing at a time, rules for couples, Patricia Marx ; illustrated by Roz Chast
- Broken (in the best possible way), Jenny Lawson
- Sports jokes, by Hugh Moore
- Knock knock jokes, by Ima Laffin
- And then you're dead, what really happens if you get swallowed by a whale, are shot from a cannon, or go barreling over Niagara, Cody Cassidy and Paul Doherty, PhD
- Shrill, notes from a loud woman, Lindy West
- Really silly jokes, by Cyl Lee
- Laugh - out - loud jokes for kids, the big book of knock-knock jokes, Rob Elliot
- Calypso, David Sedaris
- Lessons from Lucy, the simple joys of an old, happy dog, Dave Barry
- Animal jokes, by U.R. Phunny
- Butt or face?, can you tell which end you're looking at?, Kari Lavelle
- Okay fine whatever, the year I went from being afraid of everything to only being afraid of most things, Courtenay Hameister
- The boy who failed show and tell, by Jordan Sonnenblick ; illustrations by Marta Kissi
- Laugh-out-loud Valentine's Day jokes for kids, Rob Elliott
- Theft by finding, diaries (1977-2002), David Sedaris
- Furiously happy, a funny book about horrible things, Jenny Lawson