Top Ten Hilarious Book Titles

This post came from Top Ten Tuesday, a meme hosted by the Broke and the Bookish.  I'm going through all the old topics, but I'm posting them whenever I feel like instead of on Tuesdays.  (I'm also sometimes doing them in video form on my Youtube channel.)

I'm going to be completely honest:  I can't really think of many of these.  Not many of my books really have hilarious titles.  At least, I don't think so.  The other Top Ten Tuesday posts for this particular topic have some really good ones, but I can't really think of many.  For that reason, I'm just going to leave you with the only one I could think of off the top of my head:

Walter the Farting Dog by William Kotzwinkle.  The only reason I know about this book is because my family owns it somewhere.  It was a Christmas gift from someone in the family (and I think they gave it to each family in our extended family), but it was so many years ago that I can't remember who exactly.  If you knew my family at all though, you'd understand why a book about a farting dog would go over so well as a Christmas present, even amongst the adults.  I also discovered just now while looking up the author's name that there's actually a whole series.  It is a really cute book though.  I think most people would get enjoyment out of it.  It's both funny and sweet.

I wish I had more funny titles to share.  I know I've seen some in the past.  It's just that none of them are coming to mind.  I feel like I could find some if I looked through my old childhood books, but most of those are either gone or buried in my brother's room somewhere.

Top Ten Books I Just HAD To Buy...But Are Still Sitting On My Bookshelf

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Brookish.  (I know I'm a day late.  I had to work yesterday and didn't have time to write this.)

I have a huge stack of books just waiting to be read, so I'll just name ten of those.

1. City of Bones by Cassandra Clare

2. The Sacred Oath by D.C. Grace




3. Abe Lincoln Grows Up by Carl Sandburg


(This is not the copy I have.)

4. Viva Vermont! by Melody Carlson




5. Survival of the Fiercest by Anna Carey


(This is actually a sequel, and I haven't even read the first one.  I bought it without realizing it.)

6. Now You See Her by Jacquelyn Mitchard




7. Darwin Undercover by Anna Dale

8. Believing in Narnia by Natalie Gillespie




9. Guys are Waffles, Girls are Spaghetti by Chad Eastham and Bill and Pam Farrel




10. I Heart Bloomberg by Melody Carlson