Publisher's Synopsis
Laughter is TherapyThere are many kinds of one-liners and short jokes that have been successful over the decades. There is the clever one-liner, which everyone pretends like they understood, but most people didn't really understand. There is the blindingly obvious one-liner, the joke you look at and wonder why you didn't think of it. There is the silly one-liner, and the pun, and so many more. With the advent of Twitter, almost anyone can be a comedian.This book also has a significant portion dedicated to the art of the dad joke, because there's nothing quite like laughing at something that you also think is a really silly pun.This book can be read in many different ways. Most of my readers prefer to use my books as wells of laughter, to dip into whenever your day or Monday morning needs some improvement. Of course, you could also binge read it, or read a few one-liners and try to come up with your own jokes.The jokes in this volume are fairly diverse. There are topical jokes about the times we live in, evergreen chestnuts about life, family, marriage, relationships, work, and silliness. I have done my best to keep the jokes as clean as possible, so that they can be enjoyed by a wide audience, and with very few restrictions.Whether you spell it as humor or as humour, whether you like modern comedy or the classics, whether you like your jokes obvious and punchy or subtle and almost-missed, whether you hated 2020 or despised it, whether you're a funny person or a serious no-nonsense individual, you will find something to smile or chuckle at within the pages of this book.If you liked the book, do check out the other books in this series; together, they will provide your joke fix whenever your daily life is heavier than you would like. So far, we're at 60,000 jokes in the series and counting: my aim is to get to a million as soon as possible! Share the jokes you liked best with your friends, spreading the laughter is the best gift you can give.
