OmoKhary: it still exists,u can check epubbud.com

Larry-Sun:


You may go to 'wattpad.com', but I'm not sure if the site is still in existence, neither do I know if they have these books in their archives anymore.

thanks

Larry-Sun:


Is' Down the Village' an African novel?

No, Down the Village street is a Foreign novel with an American village setting.

Ofuks:

No, Down the Village street is a Foreign novel with an American village setting.

Good. I'll look for it.

Lucky You- Carl Hiaasen

Rainmaker by John Grisham

4reigningqueen: Rainmaker by John Grisham

Is 'The Rainmaker' really hilarious?

I ve read many funny books sha...but your idea of fun may be different from mine...so I ll just mention τ̲̅ђε̲̣̣̣̥ ones I lyk
1-are you there God...Its me Chelsea by chelsea handler
2-books by this nigerian guy..S.M.O something lyk dat e.g student days of john ojo...My father's car...τ̲̅ђε̲̣̣̣̥ weeping undergraduate...
3-Some debbie Macomber books
4-The stories in your primary/secondary school english textbooks

DailyNews: Hahahaha....okay, okay, my lists goes like this:
1. Chike & The River by Chinua Achebe
2. The Lion & The Jewel by Wole Soyinka
3. The Play of The Giants by Wole Soyinka

No.1, Chike & The River got me laughing from beginning to end, especially when Chike was learning how to ride a bicycle, & when he boarded a lorry from his village to town to spend holiday with his uncle, the name of The lorry still make me laugh any time I remember it- Slow & Steady! Lol. Achebe is a wonderful writer that always have something thrilling & humorous to entertain every of his reader, I give up to him.
The Lion & The Jewel was more than funny, especially how the village belle fell for the photographer who came from township, & how the Lion finally lured her into sleeping with him, Soyinka was awesome there...*smiling*

Then to play of The giants, I am even laughing again as I just remembered it, how Soyinka ridiculed our African leaders, with Idi Amin as the star...what a president, who thinks that when his country money finished, & world bank refused to grant him more loan, that the easiest way to raise more money was to order his CBN governor to get more paper & print more money. & even how he was messing the Russians, Americans, even in their own soil....Soyinka did an awesome work there...funny books, awesome thread, thanks @op!

On point. That Achebe is damn funny mehn. I now re-read his books just for fun (looking through 'No Longer At Ease' right now). His descriptions are very clear and hilarious.

Before We Set Sail http://beforewesetsail.com/

Road To Gandalfo is mad hilarious.

My fav rib crackers are Terry Pratchet's Discworld Series. They are guaranteed to make you laugh.

The potter's wheel-chukwuemeka ike

How about Playing for Pizza, by John Grisham. And Trial, by Clifford Irvin.

Lord_Reed: Road To Gandalfo is mad hilarious.

My fav rib crackers are Terry Pratchet's Discworld Series. They are guaranteed to make you laugh.

Who wrote the series?

Kolera kolege (cholera college) by Prof. Femi Osofisan.
You will laugh and forget your name.

Jack65: How about Playing for Pizza, by John Grisham. And Trial, by Clifford Irvin.

I thought Grisham writes courtroom thrillers, I didn't know he's always a dye-in-the-wool humourist.

omoajiri: Kolera kolege (cholera college) by Prof. Femi Osofisan.
You will laugh and forget your name.

Femi the Women of Owu writer? I doubt it.

1. Catcher in the Rye
2. Shit my Dad says

uhmm...
Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow( this was in my childhood lol, dont know if it'll read as funny now).
The Tailor of Panama, john le carre
and the funniest book ever(kinda poignant though).....Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt.

Its a Long List.
Bear with me.
1. Our Husband has gone mad again- Ene Henshaw?
2. Lonely Londoners-Steve Sevlon?
3. The Long and Dark teatime of the soul-Douglas Adams
4.To say nothing of the Dog- Connie Willis- Trust me, Its a classic.
5. Flawse on High-Tom Sharpe-This one can kill U with Laughter.
6. Most Douglas Adams, Tom Sharpe,Douglas Pratchett books.

Nairaland

zibe: Nairaland

Nairaland isn't a novel, for crying out loud!

Wat da....! Dont tel me no one has ever read FORREST GUMP by George winston? DAMN! Den u ar yet to knw wat Humour from a book is!

Larry-Sun:


Nairaland isn't a novel, for crying out loud!

Too bad you didn't get the joke...

@OP, most scenes of Grisham's novels always make me literally laugh out loud. His last book I read was "The Last Juror". Very cool book with lots of humour!

zibe:
Too bad you didn't get the joke...

@OP, most scenes of Grisham's novels always make me literally laugh out loud. His last book I read was "The Last Juror". Very cool book with lots of humour!

Dean Koontz books also contain some whiff of humour, too.

Larry-Sun:


Do you have these books?

Sorry bro, I no longer have them. It is been so long I read them and I think the books got lost passing them around my mates.

Beowulf:

Sorry bro, I no longer have them. It is been so long I read them and I think the books got lost passing them around my mates.

Alright, I'll look around for them.

the adventures of souza by kola onadipe
one week one trouble by anezi okoro

ekwah:

On point. That Achebe is damn funny mehn. I now re-read his books just for fun (looking through 'No Longer At Ease' right now). His descriptions are very clear and hilarious.

Yeah, No Longer At Ease also had some fun in it, especially when the guy & his friend were going after the Irish girls living inside a catholic monastry & when his girlfriend got pregnant & was discovered to be an osu, though pathetic but somehow funny...I love that guy Achebe, he is my best any time! Did you read Girls At War? Awesome too.

Larry-Sun:


Who wrote the series?

Terry Pratchet

DailyNews: Hahahaha....okay, okay, my lists goes like this:
1. Chike & The River by Chinua Achebe
2. The Lion & The Jewel by Wole Soyinka
3. The Play of The Giants by Wole Soyinka

No.1, Chike & The River got me laughing from beginning to end, especially when Chike was learning how to ride a bicycle, & when he boarded a lorry from his village to town to spend holiday with his uncle, the name of The lorry still make me laugh any time I remember it- Slow & Steady! Lol. Achebe is a wonderful writer that always have something thrilling & humorous to entertain every of his reader, I give up to him.
The Lion & The Jewel was more than funny, especially how the village belle fell for the photographer who came from township, & how the Lion finally lured her into sleeping with him, Soyinka was awesome there...*smiling*

Then to play of The giants, I am even laughing again as I just remembered it, how Soyinka ridiculed our African leaders, with Idi Amin as the star...what a president, who thinks that when his country money finished, & world bank refused to grant him more loan, that the easiest way to raise more money was to order his CBN governor to get more paper & print more money. & even how he was messing the Russians, Americans, even in their own soil....Soyinka did an awesome work there...funny books, awesome thread, thanks @op!

Please save us dis sermon! U were asked to name or list and not explain