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Fail Harder follows the hilarious bestseller Fail Nation to showcase 200 original full-color photos of world-wide FAILS based on the popular website failblog.org, the most visited member of the Che

Twitter sensation and culinary mash-up Ruth Bourdain, winner of the 2011 James Beard Foundation Award for Humor, is your personal guide on this culinary adventure, sharing a wealth of knowledge acq

Forget fashionistas. Meet the bargainista. Annie Korzen is a thrifty woman with expensive tastes.

Written for the 1.8 million students who will take the S.A.T. this year, this relatable study guide fuses the irreverent humor of The Onion with all the preparation prowess of The Official S.A.T.

If you've ever had a question about your body (maybe one you're afraid to ask?), this book is for you.

This book offers tangible proof that the couple that plays together stays together. The perfect Valentine's Day charmer, this clever book includes 10 games to inspire your inner-Cupid.

Cathy Hamilton calls them exactly as she sees them. Sometimes she's sharp, sometimes she cuts close to the bone, but always she's flat-out funny and insightful.

The Too-Bad-It's-Your-Birthday Book is like the best outrageous birthday cards rolled into one.

A book parodying the bestselling book The Rules offers advice to dogs on how "to make your person as obsessed with you as you are with your hindquarters."

It's just what I wanted!

Retailers, restaurants, and tech support providers believe service is king, but in The Customer Is Not Always Right, A. J.

Hot Mamalah is a start-to-finish celebration of the strengths, challenges and triumphs of Jewish women — the good, the great, the P.M.S.y and the menopausal!

In a world of bumbling idiots, stupidity is a growth industry.

Just when women were ready to give up on their collective quest for the perfect man, he surfaced in 1989. That year, The Perfect Man began as a successful poster series.

If you always dread the second date, follow this hilarious book's sage advice, and you'll never have one again: * Make a list of things he has to change in appearance and behavior before