Funny Books

GreekLetterGirl · #1 03-04-2002, 04:23 PM

Ok girls I am on spring break and working, ( oh did I mention that it is 14 but feels like 0) Yea fun, anyways I am looking for some funny woman based humor books, ones like the Bad Girls Guide to getting What you want.. I am reading The Sweet Potatoe Queens book of Love and it is a hoot, does any one have any sugguestions?

lilsnakeyk · #2 03-04-2002, 04:51 PM

Confessions of a Shopaholic......takes place in London, but will have you laughing for days and weeks. Hope you like it.

-Lil Snakey K

GreekLetterGirl · #3 03-04-2002, 05:31 PM

i almost got that yesterday but didn't I got " Slightly Single", "The Sweet Potato Queens Book of Love" , and "God Love the Sweet Potato Queens" I have been reading "The Sweet Potato Queens Book of Love" and it is to funny , I just wondered if any one had read any of these I was thinking of getting some of these

==It's a Chick Thing: Celebrating the Wild Side of Women's Friendship by Ame Mahler Beanland

==The Bombshell Manual of Style by Laren Stover,

==The Bad Girl's Guide to the Party Life
by Cameron Tuttle

==The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Dating and Sex
by Joshua Piven,

==Kiss My Tiara : How to Rule the World As a Smartmouth Goddess
by Susan Jane Gilman;

==What Southern Women Know (That Every Woman Should) : Timeless Secrets to Get Everything You Want in Love, Life, and Work
by Ronda Rich

==The Go-Girl Guide : Surviving Your 20s With Savvy, Soul, and Style
by Julia Bourland

==Three Black Skirts : All You Need To Survive
by Anna Johnson

==The Bad Girl's Guide to the Open Road
by Cameron Tuttle,

==The Bad Girl's Guide to Getting What You Want
by Cameron Tuttle,

==Swell : A Girl's Guide to the Good Life
by Cynthia Rowley,

if any one has some insight on to these let me know ?

also how does everyone feel about "the Southern Belle Primer"

ladybug1116 · #4 03-05-2002, 01:30 AM

In regards to the Southern Belle Primer..I checked it out from the library and finished it very quickly (like within an hour or two). It certainly was interesting, and having grown up in a small town in the south, I could really relate to a lot of what was said. Some stuff I found hard to believe still goes on today, but you never know. I would suggest getting it from the library rather than buying it, but that's just me. It was pretty good though.

If you're looking for humor...you might try reading Bridget Jones' Diary and the sequel Bridget Jones: Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding. I really enjoyed the books much better than the movie and I was literally laughing out loud