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Resources share the relationship genre to Humor
- The best of me, David Sedaris
- Fifty things that aren't my fault, essays from the grown-up years, Cathy Guisewite
- Napoleon vs. the bunnies, J. F. Fox, Anna Kwan
- Furiously happy, a funny book about horrible things, Jenny Lawson
- Girl logic, the genius and the absurdity, Iliza Shlesinger
- 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
- The silliest joke book ever, by Victoria Hartman ; pictures by R.W. Alley
- Moles, the superpower field guide, by Rachel Poliquin ; illustrated by Nicholas Frith
- I thought we agreed to pee in the ocean, and other amusings from a girl wearing sweatpants, Alena Dillon
- Read something else, collected & dubious wit & wisdom of Lemony Snicket
- Grace & style, the art of pretending you have it, Grace Helbig
- Subpar parks, America's most extraordinary national parks and their least impressed visitors, Amber Share
- I need a lifeguard everywhere but the pool, Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella
- I hate everyone, except you, Clinton Kelly
- A carnival of snackery, diaries (2003-2020), David Sedaris
- Nutty knock knocks!, Joseph Rosenbloom ; drawings by Sandy Hoffman. --
- Calypso, David Sedaris
- Puppy riddles, by Katy Hall and Lisa Eisenberg ; pictures by Thor Wickstrom
- Fantastic Mr. Fox, Roald Dahl ; illustrated by Quentin Blake
- By the seat of my pants, humorous tales of travel and misadventure, edited by Don George
- How to be perfect like me, Dana Bowman
- There are no grown-ups, a midlife coming-of-age story, Pamela Druckerman
- Hottest heads of state, the American presidents, J.D. and Kate Dobson, v. 1
- I want to be where the normal people are, Rachel Bloom
- The new one, painfully true stories from a reluctant dad, Mike Birbiglia ; with poems by J. Hope Stein
- The art of happy moving, how to declutter, pack, and start over while maintaining your sanity and finding happiness, Ali Wenzke ; illustrations by Lise Sukhu
- The emotionary, n. a dictionary of words that don't exist for feelings that do, words by Eden Sher ; comics by Julia Wertz
- Pattern behavior, the seamy side of fashion, Natalie Kossar
- Fifty and other F-words, reflections from the rearview mirror, Margot Potter
- Lessons from Lucy, the simple joys of an old, happy dog, Dave Barry
- Wink, a novel, Rob Harrell
- Dead people suck, a guide for survivors of the newly departed, Laurie Kilmartin
- Just peachy, comics about depression, anxiety, love, and finding the humor in being sad, Holly Chisholm
- A history of underwear with Professor Chicken, written by Hannah Holt ; illustrated by Korwin Briggs
- Okay fine whatever, the year I went from being afraid of everything to only being afraid of most things, Courtenay Hameister
- We need to hang out, a memoir of making friends, Billy Baker
- Your dad stole my rake and other family dilemmas, Tom Papa
- I am the shark, written by Joan Holub ; illustrated by Laurie Keller
- You can't touch my hair and other things I still have to explain, Phoebe Robinson
- Dead people suck, a guide for survivors of the newly departed, Laurie Kilmartin
- The hiking book from hell, Are Kalvø
- Nothing is wrong and here is why, essays, Alexandra Petri
- Do you mind if I cancel?, (things that still annoy me), Gary Janetti
- Vacationland, true stories from painful beaches, John Hodgman
- How do dinosaurs laugh out loud, Jane Yolen & [illustrated by] Mark Teague
- Coady and the Creepies, created by Liz Prince and Amanda Kirk ; written by Liz Prince ; illustrated by Amanda Kirk ; colors by Hannah Fisher ; letters by Jim Campbell ; cover by Kat Leyh
- Dinosaur jokes, Jacqueline Horsfall ; illustrated by Steve Harpster