Self-Helpless: The Greatest Self-Help Books You'll Never Read

By Gary Greenberg and Jonathan Bines

Presesnts a humorous look at self-help books with titles such as I'm OJ, You're OJ, What Color is Your Parasite?, and When Bad Things Happen to Good Humor People. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1564144119
• ISBN13: 9781564144119
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Career Press
• Length: 1 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Humor IS the best medicine!

I laughed till I cried. For those out there who think that self-help books can solve all your problems, this may not be for you. But those of us who think this whole self-help thing has gone too far, will be highly amused by the authors' creative parody of the most popular books in this area.The authors create book blurbs around their made-up titles. The text is evenly funny throughout. Even if this was created one or...

Razor-Sharp Wit!

I love so much the being of this book! It's the only thing I have in my bathroom (besides toilet paper). You can turn to any page and find some hysterical line and clever take. The self-help section keeps growing,and Self-Helpless is the antidote!

HEAL THROUGH LAUGHTER-Self Helpless is just the right dose!

A hilarious and refreshing antidote to the self-help world! As a clinical social worker dedicated to Mind/Body theory and practice, I am committed to helping my clients use humor and laughter as an effective coping mechanism for depression and stress. This book is filled with wildly outrageous parodies (e.g. When Bad Things Happen to Good HUMOR people, The CON Artist's Way) evoking just the right dose of healing. It...

Great for those of us who think WE have problems....

Wonderful spoof on the age of "self-help" that is going on and has gone on for years. Highly rec- commended for anyone with a sense of humor and/or anyone who has seen a counselor. Great!!!!!

Better than Monty Python?

OK, I don't mean to be provocative, but I really did think Python's deliciously sick brand of humor had kind of died (like Graham Chapman). I was wrong. This book is sick, funny, hilarious, sick, knee slapping. I got it as a gift and plan to send copies to every friend I've ever had. READ THIS BOOK. It's guaranteed to make you laugh out loud!