The Funny Thing Is…
The Funny Thing Is… by Ellen DeGeneres, published by Simon & Schuster on October 1, 2004, is a reprint edition comprising 192 pages. This collection of comic essays showcases DeGeneres’s signature humor, offering readers a glimpse into her unique perspective on everyday life. The book is designed to entertain and amuse, making it a lighthearted addition to any bookshelf.
In this work, DeGeneres shares her observations on various topics, from fashion trends to social gatherings, all delivered with her characteristic wit. Readers will find a blend of succinct insights and humorous reflections that highlight the absurdities of daily experiences. With its focus on humor and literary form, The Funny Thing Is… serves as a delightful exploration of life’s quirks, appealing to fans of essays and comedic literature alike.
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An indispensable reference for anyone who knows how to read—or wants to fool people into thinking they do—The Funny Thing Is… is sure to make you laugh.
Ellen DeGeneres published her first book of comic essays, the #1 bestselling My Point…And I Do Have One, way back in 1996. Not one to rest on her laurels, the witty star of stage and screen has since dedicated her life to writing a hilarious new book. That book is this book.
After years of painstaking, round-the-clock research, surviving on a mere twenty minutes of sleep a night, and collaborating with lexicographers, plumbers, and mathematicians, DeGeneres has crafted a work that is both easy to use and very funny. Along with her trademark ramblings, The Funny Thing Is… contains hundreds of succinct insights into her psyche and offers innovative features including:
-More than 50,000 simple, short words arranged in sentences that form paragraphs.
-Thousands of observations on everyday life—from terrible fashion trends to how to handle seating arrangements for a Sunday brunch with Paula Abdul, Diane Sawyer, and Eminem.
-All twenty-six letters of the alphabet.
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