Emmy winners, magazine editors, comedians, TV personalities, bestselling authors and social media superstars team up to bring you a laugh-out-loud book not about being a mom, but about having a mom, grandmom or mom-figure. And while it's not OK for someone else to make yo-momma jokes about your momma, it is perfectly healthy — even downright hilarious — to find the humor in your own upbringing. In fact, these writers highly recommend it. So if you think your mom is nuts, pull up a chair. You're in good company.

Moms are Nuts: Funny Stories by Funny People

Humor & Entertainment

Aarons, Wendi

Vansant, Amy

Fallon, Gloria

Brody, Dylan

Bayne, Eliza

Brozik, Matthew David

Cardwell, Becky

Crespo, Sean

Soro, Suzy

Hartsell, Carol Ray

Humor

Vansant Creations

An honest and hilarious memoir about second acts, self-acceptance, and celebrating what happens when a woman gets older, wiser, and a lot more excited by sales at Eileen Fisher.\nA late bloomer who came to her career later in life, humorist Wendi Aarons shares the joys, stumbles, and outfit mishaps she’s experienced on her road to no longer giving a f***. It's a journey from chunky heels and bad choices from the juniors department to the panache of a comfortable linen tunic (metaphorically, but also literally), enjoying her second act and unapologetically chasing her dreams. With relatable personal anecdotes, an irresistible comedic voice, and inspirational takeaways—you, too, can find self-acceptance and also age-appropriate fashion pajamas—I’m Wearing Tunics Now is a comic memoir with humor and heart.

I'm Wearing Tunics Now: On Growing Older, Better, and a Hell of a Lot Louder

Andrews McMeel Publishing

Do you wear socks? If so, you'll love this book!\nAmusing and highly giftable, Socks is an illustrated miscellany all about the most common accessory. Through humorous text and quirky art, discover what different types of socks say about the people who wear them: Striped socks? A bit whimsical. A bit arty. Loves museum gift shops. Dress socks? Proud owner of three pairs of loafers, three Labradors, and three 401(k)s. Socks with bad elastic that really need to be thrown away? This person is not a quitter-unlike these crappy socks. Also included are important things such as musings from the Sock Monkey, a timeline of famous socks throughout history, and postcards from your lost socks. (Where did they go? Will they ever come back?) Packaged in a tall, narrow trim, this book is a perfect add-on gift alongside a nice pair of-you guessed it-socks. And who doesn't love socks?\nGO-TO GIFT: Socks are the best, easiest gift for everyone, including anyone that's hard to buy for. Package a pair with this book to create the perfect gift for countless occasions. Give Socks to your father-figure on Father’s Day; as a novelty stocking stuffer; to your new love interest on Valentine’s Day; at the office white elephant gift exchange; as an anytime present for a sock-loving BFF . . . you get the idea.\nFOR EVERYONE: Socks (and this book) are gender neutral and age agnostic. After all, everyone wears socks! Men who don’t otherwise play with their fashion choices are often more experimental with socks, and people of all ages appreciate warm feet. This quippy book will appeal to a broad range of sock wearers and collectors.\nAFFORDABLE AND FUN: Socks is a happiness-inducing add-on gift or impulse purchase for yourself or a fashion-forward friend.\nPerfect for: People who wear (or like to receive) socks Sock collectors and aficionados of all ages Dads and dudes, moms and mavens Gift givers seeking something unique for Father's Day, Mother’s Day, a birthday, graduation, the holidays, or just for fun

Socks: A Footloose Miscellany for Sock Lovers and Wearers

Arts & Photography

Graphic Design

Chronicle Books+

Sometimes being a woman sucks. Do you ever feel the pressure to be perfect? I Just Want to Be Perfect is the fourth book in the New York Times bestselling I Just Want to Pee Alone series. 
It brings together 37 hilarious and relatable essays that showcase the foibles of ordinary women trying to be perfect. The cult of perfection is a thing. 
As women, we are constantly inundated with "helpful" and/or "ah-may-zing" tips to improve our looks, please our men, raise the next Einstein (in a wheat-free, dairy-free, and sugar-free environment), and feng shui the crap out of our homes. 
Whether it's the hot new diet that involves only eating what you can forage from the floor of your minivan, bleaching everything from your hair to your teeth to your butt hole, or clearing your clutter by mindfully thanking your ratty underwear for its long, dedicated service before you toss them, we've all tried something to be more perfect. 
We try to strive for perfection and balance in our lives, and most of us fail--spectacularly. 
These are those stories.

I Just Want to Be Perfect (I Just Want to Pee Alone)

Miner, Julianna

Williams, Ellen

Mann, Jen

Spidel, Meredith

Shaw, Nicole Leigh

Lolita, Lola

Herzig, Alyson

Kintner, Kelcey

Azar, Jessica

Gallagher, Rebecca

Burke, Christine

Hobbs, Harmony

Hayworth, Audrey

Dalporto, Deva

Forde, Kim

Dymokowski, Erin

Bongiorno, Kim

Turner, AK

Thies, Bethany

Leehane, Kathryn

Hedia Anvar

Ashley Fuchs

@throat_punch books

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