"If you want laughs, you don’t usually turn to spiritual memoirs. But Jessica Maxwell’s Roll Around Heaven is so full of LOL moments, it fits the bill. Her adventure starts after her father dies and she sees his face up in the sky, and over the next few years she has one passing strange encounter after another. Think Dave Sedaris meets Eat, Pray, Love. Or Lucille Ball (Maxwell’s also a redhead) meets Tuesdays with Morrie. Maxwell is exuberant, grumpy, skewering, wise and so gosh-darn good-hearted in her quest to understand the universe, I couldn’t help wanting to tag along for the ride-er, roll." -Stephanie von Hirschberg, editor Buy it here.

"Fans of the comedian’s memoir Are You There Vodka? It’s Me Chelsea will love her sexy debut about bed-hopping. In it, Handler details her most memorable one-night stands and all of the hilarious incidents that occurred before and after." -Gabrielle Frank, editor Buy it here.

"Witty, sarcastic, and downright excellent, this classic is a quick and easy read that will keep you entertained." -Daniela Jelaska, editor Buy it here.

As the song goes, breaking up is hard to do. But it doesn’t have to be! Speyer provides anecdotes, scripts and interviews with experts that will help you effectively dump your therapist, trainer, best friend and anyone else you want. Buy it here.

"In a sharp, original storytelling style, Crosley recounts her victories and catastrophes with an irresistible voice that is all her own, finding genuine insights in the most unpredictable places. Like your best friend telling you her hilarious anecdotes of moving to the big city, getting locked out (many times), having a crazy boss, and collecting toy ponies, these stories are recognizable, loveable, and full of humor and life." -Jennifer Braunschweiger, editor Buy it here.

"This hilarious, brilliant book about the misadventures of a hopeless mama’s boy in New Orleans who is forced to get a job won the Pulitzer for fiction. It stands up to repeated readings. How can you not love a book that begins: ‘A green hunting cap squeezed the top of the fleshy balloon of a head. The green earflaps, full of large ears and uncut hair and the fine bristles that grew in the ears themselves, stuck out on either side like turn signals indicating two directions at once.’" -Nanette Varian, editor Buy it here.

"It’s an incredibly honest and witty take on a year in her life as a 40-something mom/wife/writer. It made me laugh out loud and want to be her friend." -Nikki Ostasiewski, editor Buy it here.