Put Him In, Coach!: A Mother's All-Star Memoir4 reviews Martha Payne iUniverse, Inc., 2007 Ems + funny, heart-warming and real + Hilarious, Heartwarming and Honest + Batting a Thousand             Microthrills: True Stories from a Life of Small Highs26 reviews Wendy Spero Plume, 2007 You'll laugh until you hurt, flip the page, and repeat + LOVE this book! + This is a MUST! + Nutty and awesome + highly recommended             Any Road: The Story of a Virginia Tobacco Farm2 reviews Connie Clements Ellison iUniverse, Inc., 2006 SORT OF A CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER!!! + A wonderful southern family and community... This book is delightful and uplifting. I read it with my 13 year old and he enjoyed it very much, and he doesn't usually like to read!!! The stories in this book hold good life lessons. It would be a great read for anyone, but especially for young people. This would be a great selection for a ...             Overexposed ... (and Slightly Out of Focus): One Woman's Adventures, Misadventures, and an Occasional ... Bonnie L Mack iUniverse, Inc., 2006 Is this author overexposing herself? Close Calls…escaping by the skin of my… “Before we even knew what he hit, Arab men appeared from every nook and cranny. Like flies around a ripe, red watermelon, they swarmed around our car, peering at us from behind black beards and mustaches. Our hearts sank…” Lodges…the good, the bad, and the ugly… “We had certainly come a long way from the ...             Revenge of the Paste Eaters: Memoirs of a Misfit7 reviews Cheryl Peck 5 Spot, 2005 Witty and Insightful + Hilarious! + A Fun, Easy Read... + When a sequel is actually better + Funny, Powerful, Sometimes Disturbing, Always Engaging             Clear Left, I'll Have the Chicken: An Airline Captain Looks at Life3 reviews Kevin Garrison ASJA Press, 2006 A witty little book I flew with Kevin Garrison over his 27 year airline career. He is one of the most creative people I know and I would recommend this book to anyone. The humor and pilot references in this book should appeal to the 20,000 hour veteran as well as the student pilot and the general public. For ...             Cracks in My Foundation: Bags, Trips, Make-up Tips, Charity, Glory, and the Darker Side of the Story8 reviews Marian Keyes Avon A, 2005 A witty novel every woman can relate to + Hurray for Marian Keyes + Quite enjoyable + A Wonderful Treat + Good/Not Great             Confessions of a Surly Barber: Increasing the Odds of Getting a Great Haircut Mara Stewart iUniverse, Inc., 2007 “Highly entertaining as well as informative. A great read, whether you are behind the chair or in it.” — Leigh Ann Cheek Confessions of a Surly Barber is an insightful look into the business of barbering, from a barber's perspective. Due to the creation of unisex salons and franchised shops, traditional barbering could be in danger of becoming a lost art. As well as offering a brief ...             It Takes a Village Idiot : A Memoir of Life After the City23 reviews Jim Mullen Simon & Schuster, 2002 Hilarious and So True + I live In Delaware County. + " REALLY GUARANTEED TO SMILE " Jim Mullen has written an hysterically funny, insightful book that is a must read for those wavering between living in the City or living in the country. Mullin is a rare writer who can get humor out of real life -- side-splitting humor at that. This is a great book for anyone interested in big ...             Something I Said?: Innuendo and Out the Other1 review Michael Feldman University of Wisconsin Press, 2004 Heir Apparent to Dave Barry In his hilarious new collection of reflections upon marriage, family, and life in the midwest, Michael Feldman reveals himself to be the heir apparent to Dave Barry. Feldman, host of public radio's "Whad'ya Know?" gives Garrison Keillor a run for his money as the humorous voice of the ...             Fresh Earthworms Taste Green (The Middle Years) Roger Huff iUniverse, Inc., 2008 Here is the much-requested sequel to Fresh Earthworms Taste Green (The Early Years) , containing over 20 additional short stories of a kid growing up in America's heartland. If these tales don't generate smiles and memories about your own high school days, you need to check your vital life signs! Although his life has taken him to many exotic places, author Roger Huff has never forgotten his ...             Fresh Earthworms Taste Green (The Early Years) Roger Huff iUniverse, Inc., 2005 Fresh Earthworms Taste Green is NOT another typically dull autobiography, and should completely dispel notions that growing up in mid-America during the 1950s was boring, uneventful, or not as much fun as it is these days. Anybody who has ever been a kid will find Fresh Earthworms Taste Green to be entertaining and perhaps even a little reminiscent of days of his or her own youth. Author ...             Fat Girls and Lawn Chairs20 reviews Cheryl Peck Grand Central Publishing, 2004 OMG this book is SO hilarious! + One of the better memoirs I've read in a while + Babycakes is my hero! Be prepared to be unable to stop laughing! The title story was my favorite, tied with "Litter String" (which is one of several stories written from the POV of Babycakes the cat). I can't wait to read more by this fantastic writer!             So You Want to be a Doctor?: Be Ready for Humorous, Ridiculous, Tragic, Outrageous Experiences Harold H Fletcher Authors Choice Press, 2006 So You Want to Be a Doctor? tells of some of the more humorous, tragic, and poignant cases Dr. Harold Fletcher encountered during his many years as a physician. He tells hopeful medical students, “If you can: Give the same medical attention to a woman off the street that you would a Major Hollywood star. Extricate Vaseline jar from a drunk lady’s vagina. Endure the horror of hundreds of ...             In the Snare of the Fowler: Lured by the Charms of Small Town Life3 reviews Dale W Patterson iUniverse, Inc., 2007 Accurate Picture of Small Town Life + Reflections on Life in the Midwest + Snare's Appeal In Snare of the Fowler, Dale Patterson accurately captures the joys and disappointments of that rapidly vanishing American phenomenon known as small town life. His stories may lack the over-the-top embellishment of Garrison Keillor's Lake Woebegone tales, but they still contain plenty of harmless ...             Bustin' Chops Gary O'Callaghan iUniverse, Inc., 2004 Some children seem born with a preordained talent for mischief. In most cases, it is neither mean spirited nor evil, but just plain childish trouble making. Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn excelled at this type of behavior. With advancing age, one can use previous experience to fine tune a more premeditated type of mischief. The end result is a greater sense of self-gratification. Graduating from ...             Cheaper by the Dozen (Perennial Classics)149 reviews Frank B. Gilbreth, Ernestine Gilbreth Carey Harper Perennial Modern Classics, 2002 You only need one word to describe this book: fun! + A Wonderful Classic That Is Still Great - By Jingo! + Among the most classic of classics... + great family book + Fun for all ages             There's Nothing in This Book That I Meant to Say49 reviews Paula Poundstone Harmony, 2006 Paula's book was great! + Weird. Charming + Funny and unusual I bought Paula's book on CD. What could be better than listening to Paula's book being read by Paula? Paula is funny and always entertaining. I can highly recommend buying the book on CD. I can also honestly say I didn't read the book because she read it for me. It doesn't get any better!             Under the Duvet: Shoes, Reviews, Having the Blues, Builders, Babies, Families and Other Calamities19 reviews Marian Keyes Avon A, 2004 She's Just So Damn Likeable + A fun, light read + Not as good as her novels, but still an enjoyable read + If you enjoy her novels, you will in deed enjoy her non-fiction. + Cute but Repetitive             Fowl Weather37 reviews Bob Tarte Algonquin Books, 2007 Delightful, especially for animal lovers! + enchanting, compelling and humorous + I hope there are more! + Give us more!!