Hey, /lit/, what's the funniest book you've ever read?

>>8175009
oh fuck off

>>8175009
I remember reading that and always imagining the dogs as tiny puppies all throughout the book.

Sideways at wayside school or whatever the hell it was called by louis sachar.

>>8175009
The Giver. that part with his father and the baby was fucking hilarious

catch-22 is the go-to funny literature book

I found The Master and Margarita to be hilarious

>>8175019

this. the version we had in school didn't have dogs on the cover like this one or else i'd probably have had a more accurate picture in my mind

>>8175009
commit suicide

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>>8175009
Without a doubt.

>>8175013
Stop changing your trip. I'm sick of having to refilter you every day

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>>8177533
and

>>8175009

Your mum's diary, OP.

You should read what she writes about you. Funny shit, my friend.