Humor Me: A Novel BY Cat Shook
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In Humor Me, a delightful novel reminiscent of Curtis Sittenfeld's Romantic Comedy, Presley Fry navigates life as an assistant at a Late Night Show, grappling with grief, awkward dating encounters, and the healing power of unexpected friendships and love.
Presley's life is a blend of routines: long days at work, where she finds solace in discovering new stand-up comedians, and evenings orchestrated by her outgoing roommate, Isabelle. Despite her penchant for business casual dating to avoid emotional entanglements, Presley remains enchanted by the world of comedy—a bright spot in her otherwise predictable existence.
However, Presley is still reeling from the loss of her mother, a wound that continues to haunt her. Enter Susan Clark, her late mother's childhood friend and wife to the network head where Presley works. Determined to guide Presley through her grief, Susan introduces her to Lawrence, her affable son. Lawrence, though charming, couldn't be more different from Presley's usual type.
As Presley navigates these unexpected connections and explores the healing potential of shared laughter, Humor Me explores themes of friendship, loss, and the transformative power of comedy. Through Susan's mentorship and Lawrence's gentle presence, Presley begins to confront her grief and rediscover the joy of genuine connections.
Humor Me is a heartwarming tale that reminds readers of the resilience found in unexpected friendships and the cathartic release of humor in navigating life's challenges. With humor and heart, this novel celebrates the bonds that emerge from unlikely places, offering a poignant exploration of love, laughter, and the enduring impact of those who brighten our darkest moments.
Presley's life is a blend of routines: long days at work, where she finds solace in discovering new stand-up comedians, and evenings orchestrated by her outgoing roommate, Isabelle. Despite her penchant for business casual dating to avoid emotional entanglements, Presley remains enchanted by the world of comedy—a bright spot in her otherwise predictable existence.
However, Presley is still reeling from the loss of her mother, a wound that continues to haunt her. Enter Susan Clark, her late mother's childhood friend and wife to the network head where Presley works. Determined to guide Presley through her grief, Susan introduces her to Lawrence, her affable son. Lawrence, though charming, couldn't be more different from Presley's usual type.
As Presley navigates these unexpected connections and explores the healing potential of shared laughter, Humor Me explores themes of friendship, loss, and the transformative power of comedy. Through Susan's mentorship and Lawrence's gentle presence, Presley begins to confront her grief and rediscover the joy of genuine connections.
Humor Me is a heartwarming tale that reminds readers of the resilience found in unexpected friendships and the cathartic release of humor in navigating life's challenges. With humor and heart, this novel celebrates the bonds that emerge from unlikely places, offering a poignant exploration of love, laughter, and the enduring impact of those who brighten our darkest moments.