Humour



Red Hill Primary ACT ||
 * **Title** || **Author** || **Synopsis** || **Recommended by** ||
 * [|I Want My Hat Back] || Jon Klassen || A lost hat, a polite bear, helpful animals, a light-fingered (should be pawed?) rabbit and a quirky hilarious ending. My favourite picture book of the moment! || Sue Warren
 * The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid || Bill Bryson || Baby boomers, even Australian ones, will relate to the humour in this book. It's a memoir, not dry but totally entertaining. I've read it twice so far. My link takes you to the publisher's blurb. || Susan Stephenson, www.thebookchook.com ||
 * The Best a Man Can Get || John O'Farrell || John O'Farrell's observational comedy is spot on. It is a light, easy to read book that can not be disliked and anyone and everyone will enjoy. I have recommended The Best A Man Can Get to many friends and not one has been disappointed in it. || Debbie Fuller ||
 * The Dewey Decimal System of Love || Josephine Carr || Its great to read a romantic comedy which shows the hidden glamour of library and librarians, the extraordinary characters who lurk behind the reference desk and shelves and the strange twists by which the truth is revealed. Recommended for senior high school students. || Elli Klajn ||