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Books like More Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops
A hilarious, bite-sized tribute to the baffling, bizarre, and endearing things people say when surrounded by books. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with More Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops.
- lighthearted
- amused
- cozy-yet-chaotic
- 01
Weird things customers say in bookshops
Jennifer Campbell
A hilarious, bite-sized tribute to the baffling and wonderful oddities of the reading public.
- 02
The diary of a bookseller
Shaun Bythell
A wry, charmingly episodic glimpse into the dusty, eccentric reality of running a secondhand bookshop in Scotland.
- 03
And Another Thing
Jeremy Clarkson
A wry, anecdotal romp through the absurdities and perplexities of modern social customs.
- 04
You're all just jealous of my jetpack
Tom Gauld
A deadpan, delightfully nerdy collision of high literature and sci-fi tropes that feels like sharing an inside joke with your favorite librarian.
- 05
Your Head Is a Houseboat
Campbell Walker
A hilarious, heavily illustrated manual for decluttering your brain and making peace with the weirdos living inside it.
- 06
The Book of Bunny Suicides
Andy Riley
A darkly hilarious, purely visual exploration of absurdly elaborate cartoon rabbit demises.
- 07
What the Hell Did I Just Read
David Wong
A hilarious and chaotic plunge into a terrifying, illusion-filled mystery where incompetence is just as dangerous as the monsters.
- 08
How to be a woman
Caitlin Moran
A riotous, unapologetic manifesto disguised as a memoir that makes you laugh out loud while dismantling the patriarchy.
- 09
Weird but true!
National Geographic Kids
A high-energy, visually popping explosion of bizarre trivia that makes learning feel like a game.
- 10
Letters of note
Shaun Usher
An intimate, voyeuristic stroll through centuries of human connection, captured in the private correspondence of the famous and the forgotten.
- 11
Shopaholic takes Manhattan
Sophie Kinsella
A dizzying, glamorous romp through New York City that balances laugh-out-loud chaos with surprising emotional warmth.
- 12
Talk to the Hand- The Utter Bloody Rudeness of the World Today, or Six Good Reasons to Stay Home and Bolt the Door
Lynne Truss · 2005
A delightfully cranky, highly relatable manifesto for anyone exhausted by the sheer audacity of the modern public.
