Ok, I wasn't going to comment (since I've won a book before) but you've got 3 books on there that I've been waiting to read! The Toss of a Lemon is at the top of the list, then The Other Queen, followed by Two Brothers.

As for the funniest book, that's a tough one. I don't usually read humor but I did enjoy (some parts of) David Sedaris's Me Talk Pretty One Day.

First time poster here. I was trying to think, and I do not believe I have ever read something I would call a "funny" book. A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson is witty, but not what I would call funny. Most of his writing is that way. Very enjoyable if you've never read him.

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This is my first comment - I love the blog, but haven't commented before.

The funniest books I have read are probably some of the previous Garrison Keillor books (I love his writing) and my wife laughs out loud at Janet Evanovich's books.

I was sure that I've read Liberty but it turns that I read Pontoon and Homegrown Democrat in close succession. Based on those two, I'd recommend the new Keillor.

All of Carl Hiaasen's books, while serious in their message about the evils of over-building and disregard for the environment on everyday life in the state of Florida are just hysterical. (Exploiters, bullies and mean-people-in-general are all buffoons) Is Rob Hiaasen, brother of the above, still at the Sun or was he caught in The Great Departure?

I think that they funniest book I ever read was A Confederacy of Dunces, just in terms of making me laugh out loud the most. No, Dave, I'm not trying to suck up. I promise.

I remember laughing a lot at Catch-22 the first time I read it, but since then it hasn't held the same appeal.