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Syd

idk
im trying 2 find one of those 2

posted 7 months ago. ( reply )

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- Syd
  
  i read this book called.... tofu and T.rex
  its pretty good.
  idk if you would consider it 'funny' tho
  
  posted 7 months ago. ( reply )
- Livvy † (edited)
  
  I read that one too! It was okay funny kind of weird after awhile but also if you try Diary of a Wimpy Kid !?
  
  posted 7 months ago. ( reply )

SpunkyBlah

Might I suggest The Princess Bride? I found it hilarious. It's the same kind of humor as in the movie, but even more funny. It's very tongue-in-cheek and playful.

posted 7 months ago. ( reply )

Carrie S

Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney

posted 7 months ago. ( reply )

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Kira d

I didn't like that as much.... I just felt like there was not much of a plot...

posted 5 months ago. ( reply )

Aimeesue

Anything by Louise Rennison, which is really her Georgia Nicholson series:

Angus, Thons and Full Frontal Snogging
On the Bright Side, I'm Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God
Knocked Out by My Nunga-Nungas
Dancing In My Nuddy Pants
Away Laughing on a Fast Camel
Then He Ate My Boy Entrancers
Startled by His Furry Shorts
Love is a Many Trousered Thing

Georgia is vair, vair funny, even though she is British and does not come from Hamburger-a-go-go Land. = D I luuuurve Georgia!

posted 6 months ago. ( reply )

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Jacob R

lol i hate to even say this but alot of the kids in my class seam to love reading it over and over again. i have not read it myself but alot of kids seam to like it.

the day my but went psycho or any other books by Andy Griffith.

posted 6 months ago. ( reply )

disneyprincess17 L

Georgia is soooo funny. though I don't think I'd reccommend the series for guys.

posted 5 months ago. ( reply )

Kira d

Oh, I heard of those books! Are they good? If they are I will look into them!

posted 5 months ago. ( reply )

Sexy #2

I am almost done with reading all of those books; they are probably among my favorites.

posted 4 months ago. ( reply )

Amy E

Well, it depends on what you consider appropriate...there are books like Be More Chill by Ned Vizzini that have cussing and some "scenes," but t is HILARIOUS!
And then you have books that are "clean" and have...a younger type of humor. One good book that fits in this category is called The Name of this Book is Secret by Pseudonymous Bosch.

Another funny teen book is An Abundance of Katherines by John Green.

And if you are just interested in a GOOD book that has all the elements (hilarious, cute love story, causes you to be angry sometimes, has action scenes and honestly is one of the best books i have read...mind you it is...808 pages long. And totally WORTH it!) It is called This is all - The Pillow Book of Cordelia Kenn - Aiden Chambers

posted 4 months ago. ( reply )

Fluffy Cat

How about Meg Cabot books?

posted 4 months ago. ( reply )

angela m

Spanking Shakespeare by Jake Wizner. Hilarious. Perfect for a teenager but not for younger kids as it's very bawdy.

posted 4 months ago. ( reply )

omnisheep

it's kind of a funny story by ned vizzini
the curious incident of the dog in the night-time by mark haddon

posted 3 months ago. ( reply )

Daena S

I just joined the Group. Is it too late to answer this question? In case someone still wants to know, I checked with someone who would know better than I (a 13-year old book reviewer). Here's her reply:

"Well, it depends on the ages of the teens. I recommend She's So Money by Cherry Cheva if it's an older teen or one that can handle reading about drugs and cheating. It's mainly about a cheating ring that this one girl starts but it never implies that they're right. There's some humor between the MC and the boy who's helping her and I believe there's some sex and drug jokes but I'm 13 and read it without any problem. It's absolutely hilarious.

As for younger teens...

Try The Wedding Planner's Daughter and it's sequel, The Cupid Chronicles. They're more MG but I enjoyed them.

That's all I can think of off the top of my head since humor isn't my main genre."

-Harmony

posted 3 months ago. ( reply )

Daena S

I got a response from another source, as follows:

"Hi! The Georgia Nicholson series by Louise Rennison has been known for a ton of laughs. I haven't read it personally, but I know a lot of teens that have enjoyed it.

Hmm. E. Lockhart's books are funny, too -- I read Fly on the Wall a few years ago and couldn't stop laughing.

How Not to be Popular by Jennifer Ziegler, in my opinion, was hilarious AND held an amazing, captivating storyline. I'd definitely recommend that one.

Oh! And She's So Money by Cherry Cheva is a great one too. She writes for Family Guy, as well, so that draws a lot of readers in.

Hope that helped!"

posted 3 months ago. ( reply )

red_Lobbyist

If it's chicklit you're talking about, then I'd recommend Pretty Things by Manning. But if it's any-young-adultish-reader, then I'd throw in The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents by Pratchett as well.

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