Goode For A Laugh Series (#1-4) by A. J. Goode
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Overview: A.J. Goode is a humorist, novelist, and coffee addict writing in a remote corner of Michigan's Lower Peninsula. She is also a single mom, semi-crazy cat lady, and a proud contributor to "Chicken Soup for the Soul." She writes romances because she believes that everyone deserves a Happily Ever After; she writes humor because life without laughter would be unbearable.
A.J. is a lifelong resident of Michigan, where she shares a haunted old farmhouse with three children, one Husky puppy, and far too many cats. She believes that some of life's biggest challenges can be handled best when faced with laughter and chocolate in generous quantities.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs > Diaries & True Accounts > Comedy > Humour
Faster Than a Whippoorwill's Ass (Goode For A Laugh #1):
Originally published as “Have a Goode One,” this book contains essays pulled from Goode’s blog about her experiences adjusting to marriage and parenthood in rural Michigan. Confronted with squirrels in the kitchen, rampaging roosters in the driveway, and a fussy eater who refuses to eat anything but salami-and-Velveeta omelets, Goode seeks out the humor in every situation, no matter how frustrating or strange. She throws in a bit of nostalgia and opinion while trying to figure out how to talk to her children about virginity, drug use, and the proper procedures for disposing of dead chipmunks in the bathroom.
In the midst of laughing at obnoxious football moms and excitable body parts, Goode also delivers some heartfelt insights into focusing on the things that really matter. Her slightly twisted views on life and the world in general will lift your spirits and leave you smiling.
Fat, Fifty, and Menopausal (Goode For A Laugh #2):
A.J. Goode may be fat, fifty, and menopausal, but that doesn't stop her from finding humor in life's imperfections. She confronts middle age with amusement and brutal honesty in this collection of essays on hot flashes, weight gain, dating after fifty, and more. If you're a woman facing middle age, you're no longer alone. You just may recognize yourself in some of the situations in this book, although you may not want to admit to some of the more embarrassing ones. Don't miss this entertaining journey that will take you through everything from speeding tickets to spicy foods, with side trips into sensible shoes and a bad case of "Memory Fog.".
My Mirror Lies To Me (Goode For A Laugh #3):
A.J. Goode is back with more tales of midlife adventures in small-town Michigan, tackling everything from online dating to finding the right bra. In between, she shares stories about her quirky family and some of the more memorable moments of parenting. There are bats, lots of seagull poop, and a hyperactive chihuahua named Diego, along with Nimrod the cat and a group of old ladies known as "The Amoeba." If you need a "Goode" laugh, you're sure to find a few here. Goode's upbeat stories are all about looking for reasons to laugh in the face of life's everyday disasters and misadventures.
The Wheels Fell Off My Wagon (Goode For A Laugh #4):
"Let's renovate an old farmhouse!" they said.
"It'll be fun," they said.
And then the wheels fell off the wagon.
Join A.J. Goode for a humorous and heartwarming look at life during a home renovation while dealing with clutter, too many cats, middle age, and grief.
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Overview: A.J. Goode is a humorist, novelist, and coffee addict writing in a remote corner of Michigan's Lower Peninsula. She is also a single mom, semi-crazy cat lady, and a proud contributor to "Chicken Soup for the Soul." She writes romances because she believes that everyone deserves a Happily Ever After; she writes humor because life without laughter would be unbearable.
A.J. is a lifelong resident of Michigan, where she shares a haunted old farmhouse with three children, one Husky puppy, and far too many cats. She believes that some of life's biggest challenges can be handled best when faced with laughter and chocolate in generous quantities.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Biographies & Memoirs > Diaries & True Accounts > Comedy > Humour
Faster Than a Whippoorwill's Ass (Goode For A Laugh #1):
Originally published as “Have a Goode One,” this book contains essays pulled from Goode’s blog about her experiences adjusting to marriage and parenthood in rural Michigan. Confronted with squirrels in the kitchen, rampaging roosters in the driveway, and a fussy eater who refuses to eat anything but salami-and-Velveeta omelets, Goode seeks out the humor in every situation, no matter how frustrating or strange. She throws in a bit of nostalgia and opinion while trying to figure out how to talk to her children about virginity, drug use, and the proper procedures for disposing of dead chipmunks in the bathroom.
In the midst of laughing at obnoxious football moms and excitable body parts, Goode also delivers some heartfelt insights into focusing on the things that really matter. Her slightly twisted views on life and the world in general will lift your spirits and leave you smiling.
Fat, Fifty, and Menopausal (Goode For A Laugh #2):
A.J. Goode may be fat, fifty, and menopausal, but that doesn't stop her from finding humor in life's imperfections. She confronts middle age with amusement and brutal honesty in this collection of essays on hot flashes, weight gain, dating after fifty, and more. If you're a woman facing middle age, you're no longer alone. You just may recognize yourself in some of the situations in this book, although you may not want to admit to some of the more embarrassing ones. Don't miss this entertaining journey that will take you through everything from speeding tickets to spicy foods, with side trips into sensible shoes and a bad case of "Memory Fog.".
My Mirror Lies To Me (Goode For A Laugh #3):
A.J. Goode is back with more tales of midlife adventures in small-town Michigan, tackling everything from online dating to finding the right bra. In between, she shares stories about her quirky family and some of the more memorable moments of parenting. There are bats, lots of seagull poop, and a hyperactive chihuahua named Diego, along with Nimrod the cat and a group of old ladies known as "The Amoeba." If you need a "Goode" laugh, you're sure to find a few here. Goode's upbeat stories are all about looking for reasons to laugh in the face of life's everyday disasters and misadventures.
The Wheels Fell Off My Wagon (Goode For A Laugh #4):
"Let's renovate an old farmhouse!" they said.
"It'll be fun," they said.
And then the wheels fell off the wagon.
Join A.J. Goode for a humorous and heartwarming look at life during a home renovation while dealing with clutter, too many cats, middle age, and grief.
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