Including a hilarious collection of quotable, laugh-out-loud humor, this book covers everything from family life to job jokes to sports stories to pet problems. More than 50 voices ranging from the timeless--Bill Cosby and Bob Newhart--to the contemporary--Steven Wright and Jay Leno--to rising stars like Brad Stine and Robert G. Lee are featured.
Thia is a short book with mostly short, clean jokes. I chuckled at a few of the jokes. A few really were clever and made me smile. I enjoyed most of the comments made by Mark Twain.
As for historical interest, I saw the origin of a few humorous sayings that I thought were anonymous folk wisdom. I even saw an instance of a Mythbusters' urban legend about a barrel of bricks and a pulley system.
I suspect that most of these jokes would be more effective if delivered audibly, rather than in print.
As a whole, I'd call the book "OK," hence the 2-star rating.
This was ok - I read this for ideas, quotes to use in my scrapbooks because I like quotes and especially humor, but honestly, I didn't find one worthwhile quote to keep. The book was cheesy and didn't really hold my interest.