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The Official Dictionary Of Sarcasm: A Lexicon For Those Of Us Who Are Better And Smarter Than The Rest Of You (2010)

by James Napoli(Favorite Author)

3.81 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

1402769520 (ISBN13: 9781402769528)

languge

English

genre

Humor

publisher

Sterling Innovation

review 1: So where to start with this title. This was bought for me as a present and I am still trying to figure out if it was acknowledging my sarcasm or having a dig at it - either way it was a very funny read - but it is hard going in places - you are after all reading a dictionary with witty comments - some of them are very subtle and observant while others though crass yet still are capable of making me smile because - they are so true - the only down side to this is that you can see painfully who wrote it and what country (even their state) they came from by going beyond sarcasm and being rather snide in their comments - hey i know we British have our faults but really is there any one country in this world that can claim superiority over sarcasm - i don't think so. But all i... moren all its a fun book and even though its one of those "quirky" titles you see pop up at Christmas - this one you can go back to and dip in to time and time again
review 2: My sister's stocking filler, which of course I borrowed as soon as possible, to do my duty to the world in telling you all whether it's worth buying or not. I'm sure you've been waiting on tenterhooks for my opinion...Well, it's okay. It's a little funny, but if you're any good at sarcasm you could probably come up with better sarcastic definitions of various words that suit your taste. It's a fun idea for a stocking filler or something like that, but I don't have any overwhelming urge to run out and buy it for all the sarcasm lovers in my life. less

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