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Resources share the relationship genre to Humor
- The body, a guide for occupants, Bill Bryson
- The bat, Elise Gravel
- I can't make this up, life lessons, Kevin Hart with Neil Strauss
- Wherever you go, there they are, stories about my family you might relate to, Annabelle Gurwitch
- Furiously happy, a funny book about horrible things, Jenny Lawson
- The brand new catastrophe, a memoir, Mike Scalise
- An atlas of extinct countries, Gideon Defoe
- How to suffer outside, a beginner's guide to hiking and backpacking, Diana Helmuth ; illustrations by Latasha Dunston
- Laugh-out-loud ultimate jokes for kids, 2-in-1 collection of awesome jokes and road trip jokes, Rob Elliott
- Laugh-out-loud A+ jokes for kids, Rob Elliott
- Bad fat black girl, notes from a trap feminist, Sesali Bowen
- When in French, love in a second language, Lauren Collins
- Gross-out jokes, compiled by Pam Rosenberg ; illustrated by Bob Ostrom
- The problem with me, and other essays about making trouble in China today, Han Han ; edited and translated by Alice Xin Liu and Joel Martinsen
- Wanted!, criminals of the animal kingdom, written by Heather Tekavec ; illustrated by Susan Batori
- Thanks, Obama, my hopey changey White House years, David Litt
- The best of me, David Sedaris
- Just joking science, Rosie Gowsell Pattison
- Have I told you this already?, stories I don't want to forget to remember, Lauren Graham
- Fifty things that aren't my fault, essays from the grown-up years, Cathy Guisewite
- You're not that great, (but neither is anyone else), Elan Gale
- In defense of elitism, why I'm better than you and you're better than someone who didn't buy this book, Joel Stein
- Moles, the superpower field guide, by Rachel Poliquin ; illustrated by Nicholas Frith
- How to teach philosophy to your dog, exploring the big questions in life, Anthony McGowan
- 101 ways to amaze & entertain, amazing magic & hilarious jokes to try on your friends & family, written by Peter Gross and the Walter Foster Jr. creative team ; illustrated by Rémy Simard and Brian Biggs
- The one you want to marry (and other identities I've had), a memoir, Sophie Santos
- The funniest joke book ever!
- Backbone, living with chronic pain without turning into one, Karen Duffy
- Life will be the death of me, and you, too!, Chelsea Handler
- Happy-go-lucky, David Sedaris
- I'm judging you, the do-better manual, Luvvie Ajayi
- DC super heroes, world's greatest jokes, by Michael Dahl & Donald Lemke
- The funniest knock knock jokes ever
- I hate everyone, except you, Clinton Kelly
- The basic laws of human stupidity, Carlo M. Cipolla ; with a foreword by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
- Next level basic, the definitive basic bitch handbook, Stassi Schroeder
- I've got sand in all the wrong places, by Lisa Scottoline & Francesca Serritella
- Mobituaries, great lives worth reliving, Mo Rocca
- Mistakes were made, Stephan Pastis
- I am America (and so can you!), written and edited by Stephen Colbert [and others] ; writers, Michael Brumm [and others] ; produced by Meredith Bennett ; designed by Doyle Partners ; special thanks, Andro Buneta [and others]
- Belly laugh knock-knock jokes for kids, 350 hilarious knock-knock jokes, Sky Pony Editors ; illustrated by Bethany Straker
- Mama tried, dispatches from the seamy underbelly of modern parenting, Emily Flake
- 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
- DC super friends joke book, by George Carmona III ; cover and additional illustrations by Erik Doescher
- Excuse me while I disappear, tales of midlife mayhem, Laurie Notaro
- Broken (in the best possible way), Jenny Lawson
- Calypso, David Sedaris
- You don't have to like me, essays on growing up, speaking out, and finding feminism, Alida Nugent
- And then we danced, a voyage into the groove, Henry Alford