Browsing: Satire

“A delightful romp” (Library Journal) with over 3,800 five-star ratings on Goodreads. After a hurricane pummels southern Florida, a cast of colorful characters — including honeymooning newlyweds, a con artist, and a skull juggler — face the devastation with their foibles on full display.

Only in America could an innocent, if drunken, guest of honor at a strip joint bachelor party become a mortal…

A #1 New York Times bestseller from the author of A Prayer for Owen Meany: When newscaster Patrick has his hand bitten off by a lion on camera, a surgeon and a donor offer their help, sparking a bizarre yet moving series of events.

The first novel Nabokov wrote while living in America and the most overtly political novel he ever wrote, Bend Sinister…

In one complete volume, here are the five classic novels from Douglas Adams’s beloved Hitchhiker series.Now celebrating the pivotal 42nd…

With over 2,500 five-star ratings on Goodreads, this is a hilarious peek into the life of an eccentric family at the height of British society! Follow Linda, the beautiful but unruly eldest daughter, as she seeks the perfect husband. “Utter, utter bliss” (Daily Mail).

A New York Times bestseller hailed as “wise, poignant, and uplifting… Leaves you feeling emotionally purged and satisfied” (Publishers Weekly): When Nora moves onto Hemlock Street, she shakes up the placid suburb — and transforms its residents’ lives. “Alice Hoffman is my favorite writer” (Jodi Picoult).

Grange, Florida, is, famous for its miracles-the weeping fiberglass Madonna, the Road-Stain Jesus, the stigmata man. And now it has…

A New York Times bestseller from the screenwriter of When Harry Met Sally: When pregnant cookbook author Rachel discovers her husband’s infidelity, she’s hurled into a whirlwind of grief, anguish, and new beginnings. “Warm, witty and wise” (Harper’s Bazaar), with over 5,000 five-star Goodreads ratings.

“If sci-fi is the literature of ideas, Charles Yu is already a master of the form” (Time Out). Time machine technician Charles searches for his vanished father in this “complex, brainy, genre-hopping joyride” (The New York Times Book Review).