Nonfiction / Satire Best Sellers

The Fox News anchor argues that America\'s ruling class is out of touch with everyday citizens.

The Republican political campaign strategist gives his take on the current president and offers a way forward for conservatives.

Humorous satire featuring comments by President Trump on Hurricane Florence.

The Fox News host recounts his career and prescribes ways to defend against what he considers left-wing radicalism.

A humorous and unconventional self-help book by PewDiePie, featuring satirical advice, motivational messages, and a unique blend of humor and irreverence.

This collection of almost a year\'s worth of newspaper strips (about a pig, a rat, a goat, a zebra and a bunch of crocodiles) includes the revelation, \"in Wonderland, crocodiles taste a lot like chicken.\"

A visitor\'s guide to the human race, presented by \"The Daily Show.\"

A satirical fictional journal with commentary, by the conservative political commentator.

The wit and wisdom of the mock pundit of Comedy Central\'s “Colbert Report.”

"America: The Book" by Jon Stewart is a satirical book that parodies American history textbooks. The book provides humorous commentary on various aspects of U.S. history, politics, and culture, employing satire and comedy to entertain and inform readers.

A collection of essays from the bestselling author of Me Talk Pretty One Day.

"Stupid White Men" by Michael Moore is a political satire that critiques various aspects of American society, including politics, corporate power, and media. Moore employs humor and sharp commentary to address systemic issues and challenges prevailing norms. The book challenges readers to question the status quo and consider alternative perspectives on contemporary issues.

"The Dilbert Principle" by Scott Adams is a humorous exploration of corporate culture, management, and the workplace. Adams uses his iconic comic strip character, Dilbert, to satirize the absurdities and challenges of the business world. The book offers comedic insights into office dynamics, decision-making, and the idiosyncrasies of corporate life.

You're Only Old Once! is a 1986 picture book by Dr. Seuss. The book follows an old man as he visits the doctor's office and undergoes various tests. The book satirizes the experience of growing old and the medical profession.

In this collection of short stories, Steve Martin satirizes the fashion industry. In "Cruel Shoes," a woman goes to extremes to find the perfect pair of shoes. In "The Perfect Fit," a man is obsessed with finding the perfect pair of jeans. And in "The Great White Hope," a woman tries to find the perfect wedding dress.

Satirical novel exploring political and social issues in Washington, D.C.