Category Archives: Humour
Only if it Works
by Grant Snider, who (with tongue firmly planted in cheek, I’m sure) doesn’t “advocate drug use – unless it leads to great works of literature”.
Filed under Art & Design, Humour
‘No Thank-you!’, she exclaimed, trying to hide the horror
Click on any of the images to see EVEN MORE at the
2012 Librarian Lump of Coal Gift Guide
and another – slightly more tasteful collection at
Ten Awesome Gifts for Librarians
Books are one thing, but stuff is another.
Maybe I’m showing my age but please, no more stuff for me.
Filed under Humour
Friday Funny: Hamlet’s Duplex

“Robert Mankoff sold his first cartoon to The New Yorker in 1977, and has been the cartoon editor at The New Yorker since 1997. He is the author of The Naked Cartoonist: A New Way to Enhance Your Creativity and the editor of the best-selling Complete Cartoons of The New Yorker. Mankoff lives in Hastings, New York with his wife and daughter.”
From Condé Nast where you can by a 12′x9′ print for us$125
Filed under Art & Design, Humour
The Giving Tree as Mother
Filed under Books, Authors & Illustrators, Humour
Friday Funny: How a Book is Born
From WeldenOwen where the author introduces this infographic as a “roughly 74 percent accurate story of how an idea churns through the publishing process just like—as a publisher we once knew put it—a rat travels through an anaconda.”
Filed under Books, Authors & Illustrators, Humour
Friday Funny – Text-Spelling

I’d like to credit the cartoonist but I can’t find the original. Here is where I found it where the blog author points out that the student just needs the right reading strategy.













