Short humorous riffs on classics as if the authors and/or characters had signed into Very Old Skool Facebook. Funny in parts, but the format now makes this feel dated and I wasn't amused enough to keep.
Short humorous riffs on classics as if the authors and/or characters had signed into Very Old Skool Facebook. Funny in parts, but the format now makes this feel dated and I wasn't amused enough to keep.
Read a lot of classic lit? Enjoy a good parody? If you answered yes, this book is for you!
Ex.: Lady Macbeth could use a good stain remover, Oedipus is working on his family tree, Elizabeth threw a sheep at Mr. Darcy, etc.
This was a really fun social media-esque romp through classic literature. I chuckled quite a few times throughout. Exactly what I needed this week.
Tilney keeping me company while I do some (very) light reading this Sunday eve. This book is basically the only social media (aside from Litsy) I can handle right now. 🤷🏻♀️😂😻. #catsoflitsy
Although it was written before we all carried computers in our pockets #thisremindsmeof 📱 @JoeStalksBeck @Tiffy_Reads
This covers comedy and #tragedy, Shakespeare, and Milton, poetry and prose. And it's really funny. #seductiveshakespeare @jenniferw88
One of the few non-fictions to grace this list, it fully merits its place as one of the funniest things I've ever read.
There are a lot of books like this but this one is my favorite.
@NataliePatalie #humor