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April Fools - The joke lovers month!
For this month's reading challenge try a book that you consider humorous. Non-fiction is included too as biographies and memoirs of funny people such as Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, and Ellen DeGeneres are a hoot to read. Please share your laughs and tell us if what you read tickled your funny bone.

Reading Bill Bryson's new book The Road to Little Dribbling. I like him because while he's talking about something perfectly normal and sensible, then he'll slip in some sly little commentary or aside that leaves me snorting with laughter. :)

Currently Reading _If at Birth You Don't Succeed_ by Zach Anner. He has made a few viral workout videos.

For April I read "Right Ho, Jeeves" by P.G. Wodehouse. It's like Downton Abbey with 10 times the snark. I loved it! Terrific and cuttingly funny with wonderfully hapless characters. I've also just started listening to an older Bill Bryson book, "In a Sunburned Country," which is about Australia. Already he had me laughing hysterically as he described his typical posture while sleeping.

Rachel wrote: "Currently Reading _If at Birth You Don't Succeed_ by Zach Anner. He has made a few viral workout videos."

I just watched one of his workout video - funny and inspiring. I had not heard of him before. Thanks for sharing.

Mallory wrote: "For April I read "Right Ho, Jeeves" by P.G. Wodehouse. It's like Downton Abbey with 10 times the snark. I loved it! Terrific and cuttingly funny with wonderfully hapless characters. I've also just ..."

Downton Abbey with more snark! That sounds wonderful. Thanks for posting. The Bryson book sounds good too.

Anne wrote: "Reading Bill Bryson's new book The Road to Little Dribbling. I like him because while he's talking about something perfectly normal and sensible, then he'll slip in some sly little commentary or as..."

Two Bill Bryson books made the postings. A great author for some good laughs. Thanks for sharing!