Review:As a former college athlete, the stories and the painting of the locker room picture sent me back to my playing days! Very funny stories, and his humor is very unique. Actually would've rather heard more stories rather than re-hash OSU's season in game-by-game detail. Quick read, and enjoyed my time reading! Read more

Review:“Trailer Trash, With a Girl's Name” by Stacey Roberts is a blast. I laughed, almost cried, and emotionally cringed at some of the situations that reminded me of events from my own life and upbringing. Calling Stacey a ‘Trooper’ is not word enough to commend him on surviving all that was thrown in his path, with kudos to the little bit that he managed to throw back. (Smile) For him to come out of it with an amazing sense of humor, well, that is just amazing because not everyone can do that. ... Read more

Review:I bought this and many other Sandra Boynton Books! My Grandchildren Love them all! The Songs and Books are clever and Very Funny! You can not go wrong with BB King singing the One Shoe Blues, but has anybody seen my coat? Read more

Review:Great read that really makes you think. Clever and incorporates some of his famous tweets. I've been following this guy on Twitter for about four years. Love his humor, but more than that, I love his attitude toward even the simplest ideas and ideals. Read more

Review:Overall, an entertaining read. I'm curious to see what happens to the characters. The characters, though, are CHARACTERS -- all eccentric and quirky. That gets tiresome pretty quickly. Or perhaps it just means that everyone I know is dry and dull. If you find it on sale, or someone offers to loan it to you, great. Otherwise, it's probably not worth full price. Read more

Review:This book will get you laughing out loud. Carolla's razor sharp wit and engaging stories will have you reading this book in one long and fun reading. You won't be able to put it down. It deserves SIX stars. Also, I ordered it at the height of the Christmas rush, and received it in three days. SIX stars to Amazon for prompt service. Read more

Review:I appreciate the theme but was ultimately distracted by the "hyperbolization" of various aspects essentially to support the humor of the incidents. I appreciated the characters presented but was disappointed in that they were developed more as caricatures than real people . Read more

Review:Genius book, as others have noted. But the equally genius graphic design also deserves mention. If you look at the book carefully, you'll appreciate how the designers evolve the look of these "front pages," parodying newspaper design from the early part of the century through the USA-TODAYification process that took place in the '80s.

One example: The eagle featured in the title banner at the top of each page is suddenly dropped in the late "psychedelic" '60s and replaced with an onion wi... Read more

Review:Not as good as getting a "real" Klosterman release, but this what-if deck of cards is thought-provoking, most of them featuring Klosterman's off-the-wall wit.

It has potential for party fun, assuming your crowd includes mostly pop-culture-obsessed, half-drunk philosophers.

One downside: About half of the questions previously appeared in "Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs." Readers of that book won't find as much new material. But if it has been a few years since you read SD&C, it's fu... Read more

Review:Todd Parr makes feelings accessible and understandable to youngsters, and isn't that the perfect time to learn and embrace ALL the feelings we humans experience? Todd makes them normal and fun at the same time. Read more