Dave Barry is Not Making This Up
by Dave  Barry
    Presenting just the facts about stuff that even one of America's funniest writers could not make up. Barry, a Pulitzer-Prize winning columnist, considers dangerous strawberry Pop-Tarts, a precision lawnmower drill team, and goats dangling from bell towers, in a selection of his wackiest and all-true columns.
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Forever, Erma
by Erma  Bombeck
     
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All I Know About Animal Behavior I Learned in Lohmann's Dressing Room
by Erma  Bombeck
     
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Whose Rose Garden Is It Anyway?
by Art  Buchwald
     
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You Can Fool All the People All the Time
by Art  Buchwald
     
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I Am What I Ate ... And I'm Frightened!!!: and Other Digressions from the Doctor of Comedy
by Bill  Cosby
    The man who made an international hero out of a boy named Fat Albert muses on our national obsession with food and our never-ending quest for a helahty lifestyle.
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Big Five-Oh!
by Bill  Geist
     
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If I Ever Get Back to Georgia, I'm Gonna Nail My Feet to the Ground
by Lewis  Grizzard
     
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Shoot Low, Boys, They're Riding Shetland Ponies
by Lewis  Grizzard
    Humorous true stories about ordinary folks who fought overwhelming odds and won.
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Bob Hope My Life in Jokes
by Bob  Hope
    To mark his 100th birthday, the laste Bob Hope collaborated with his daughter Linda to compile this collection of his best jokes and anecdotes from his phenomenal career.
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Living Somewhere Between Estrogen and Death
by Barbara  Johnson
     
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Kids Say the Darndest Things
by Art  Linkletter
    Here's proof that kids are natural comedians.
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Onions in the Stew
by Betty  MacDonald
    The author describes how, along with her husband and daughters, she set to work making a life on a rugged island in Puget Sound, a ferry-ride from Seattle.
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Plague and I
by Betty  MacDonald
     
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Grasshopper Trap and Other Stories
by Patrick  McManus
     
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Jokes & Anecdotes
by    Random House
     
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Sein Language
by Jerry  Seinfeld
    The humorous observations of a popular comedian and star of an Emmy Award-winning series target a wide variety of subjects, including virgin sacrifice, cow outfits, Ginsu knives, soap slivers, and suction cups.
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Forever Fifty and Other Negotiations
by Judith  Viorst
     
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Mama Makes Up Her Mind: And Other Dangers of Southern Living
by Bailey  White
    Recounting life in her small Southern town, the author describes teaching first-graders to read with the help of the "Titanic," her cane-wielding mother in a juke joint, and other tales.
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Funny, You Don't Look Like a Grandmother
by Lois  Wyse
     
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You Wouldn't Believe What My Grandchild Did
by Lois  Wyse
     
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