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In this poignant and hilarious memoir, comedian Ralphie May reflects on his life, career, and the challenges he faced along the way. Filled with raw honesty and sharp humor, May shares stories about his struggles with weight, fame, and personal demons, all while showcasing his signature wit and resilience.

Steven Wright’s Harold is a brilliantly surreal and hilarious dive into the mind of a 1960s third grader. This is one of my all-time favorite books, and the audiobook is a must-listen with Wright’s perfect delivery.

A hilariously candid memoir told through the lens of his childhood report cards and letters home. With sharp humor and heartfelt insight, Fitzsimmons shares stories of mischief, rebellion, and the family dynamics that shaped his comedy career. A laugh-out-loud and deeply relatable read for fans of irreverent wit.