A Write Laugh

As the proverb goes, “laughter is the best medicine”. And another says “a merry heart doeth good like a medicine, but a broken spirit drieth the bones”.

In this selection of stories you can find slapstick and belly laughs, wry words and dry words, cynicism and innocence.

Whether you want to laugh out loud, smile peacefully down inside or take medicine to keep your bones from drying out, you will find that the books in this selection really are well worth reading. We hope you enjoy them all.

Feet Of Clay - Terry Pratchett
This Is It - Joseph Connolly
Sleeping Beauties - Mavis Cheek
Matricide At St. Martha’s - Ruth Dudley Edwards
Lake Wobegon Days - Garrison Keillor
The Gun Seller - Hugh Laurie
Great Apes - Will Self
The Commitments - Roddy Doyle
Moo - Jane Smiley
God Bless John Wayne - Kinky Friedman
Making the Cat Laugh - Lynne Truss
Lions and Liquorice - Kate Fenton
The Pineapple Tart - Anne Dunlop
Fever Pitch - Nick Hornby
Stark - Ben Elton
Foetal Attraction - Kathy Lette
Juggling - Barbara Trapido
Life After Lunch - Sarah Harrison
The Hippopotamus - Stephen Fry
Bridget Jones’s Diary - Helen Fielding
Official And Doubtful - Ajay Close
The Ten O’Clock Horses - Laurie Graham
The Midden - Tom Sharpe

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