Instant Wit: How to Be Witty and Come Up with the Right Things to Say Instantly! by The INSTANT-Series covers many more topics than the title describes. You are cleverly taught how to interact with everyone in professional and social settings, no matter how uncomfortable...

I Am Funny Like That: A Funny Look at Life by Helen C. Escott made me laugh out loud many times, shake my head, and say "WOW, I can relate to that." Several times I had to read my husband a passage that was...

I Punched Myself in the Eye is a look at a lifetime collection of very short essays highlighting the life of Pamela Capone and her family. Each essay was unique and had a special thought, emotion, idea or event to pass along. Pamela shares her...

Instant Humor: How to be Funny Instantly! by The INSTANT Series is a look at humor, a look at how to be funny and how to use it to get where you want to be. We all know that when we are in the presence...

I Had No Idea! by Mike Fleischer is a fun and informative read with a combination of stories, historical trivia and anecdotes. From Stalin pondering after the bombs fell on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to Napoleon conquering the Netherlands to a cute trivia fact on the...

I'd Rather Wear Pajamas is a humorous memoir by Chelsea Walker Flagg chronicling her life as she leads the reader through her journey of self discovery where she finds out her own definition of what it means to be a strong woman. Dedicated to her...

I.T. Confidential by C.D. Rahm is a peek into the I.T. world that speaks of the inside stories. The book is peppered with fun and humor which makes it light reading. The I.T. industry and the work etiquette is spoken about in detail. All the chapters...

I'm Not Talking About You, Of Course… by Barbara Venkataraman is a very witty look at real humor, the kind that we observe every day as we go about our lives. Barbara starts off by taking a look at some of the crazy things that...

Intelligent Life on Earth? The Search Continues by Barbara Cohea is FUNNY! This entire book is a collection of short essays about… well, about almost everything. All the way through this book, I kept thinking, “This woman should be a newspaper columnist.” After the conclusion...

This short book caught me by surprise. P.J. Ingram-McPhee weaves together episodes from a seemingly ordinary life where only the person living it knows there is so much more going on. Stories from her childhood, from life with longtime friends, and her relationship with her...