In the world of humorous bedtime stories, few books have made as big a splash as Go the F to Sleep. This genre combines the charm of children’s literature with a comedic twist that resonates with adults. If you’re looking for more books that blend humor and bedtime storytelling, here are 16 recommendations that will have you laughing out loud.
Books Similar to Go the F to Sleep
1. Goodnight iPad
Goodnight iPad by Ann Droyd is a modern parody of the classic Goodnight Moon. This book humorously captures the struggle of putting down electronic devices before bedtime. It’s a must-read for anyone who finds themselves glued to their screens late at night.
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Written by Adam Mansbach, the same author of Go the F to Sleep, this book tackles the frustrating task of getting children to eat their meals. It’s filled with hilarious rhymes and relatable scenarios that every parent will appreciate.
3. +Up%3F&i=stripbooks&tag=b00kwinked-20’>If You Give a Kid a Cookie, Will He Shut the F Up?
This parody by Marcy Roznick takes a humorous look at the lengths parents will go to for a moment of peace. It’s a funny, exaggerated take on the classic If You Give a Mouse a Cookie series that will leave you chuckling.
4. All My Friends Are Dead
A darkly humorous book by Avery Monsen and Jory John, All My Friends Are Dead explores the existential musings of a dinosaur. It’s a short, clever read that combines wit with simple illustrations, making it perfect for a quick laugh.
5. I Want My Hat Back
Jon Klassen’s I Want My Hat Back tells the story of a bear searching for his lost hat. The dry humor and unexpected ending make it a delightful read for adults who enjoy a good laugh.
6. The Book with No Pictures
B.J. Novak’s The Book with No Pictures is a unique and hilarious take on children’s books. Despite its lack of illustrations, the clever use of text and absurd scenarios will keep both kids and adults entertained.
7. It’s Just a Plant
Ricardo Cortés’ It’s Just a Plant is a whimsical story that introduces children to the concept of marijuana in a light-hearted, educational way. It’s a controversial yet humorous book that tackles a typically adult subject with grace.
8. +to+Jail&i=stripbooks&tag=b00kwinked-20’>Go the F to Jail
Another creation by B.D. Wong, Go the F to Jail is a satirical take on the frustrations of the legal system. It’s a humorous, adult-themed book that uses rhymes and illustrations to make light of a serious topic.
9. The Day the Crayons Quit
Drew Daywalt’s The Day the Crayons Quit features a group of disgruntled crayons who have had enough of their owner’s artistic demands. The book is full of witty letters from each crayon, making it a fun read for all ages.
10. Dinosaur vs. Bedtime
Bob Shea’s Dinosaur vs. Bedtime follows a rambunctious dinosaur who refuses to go to sleep. The energetic illustrations and playful text make this a delightful book for both kids and adults who enjoy a spirited bedtime story.
11. The Pigeon Needs a Bath!
Mo Willems’ The Pigeon Needs a Bath! features a stubborn pigeon who refuses to take a bath. The humor and expressive illustrations make it a hit with readers who enjoy a good laugh at bedtime.
12. Bedtime for Mommy
Amy Krouse Rosenthal’s Bedtime for Mommy flips the bedtime routine on its head, with a child putting their mommy to bed. It’s a charming and humorous take on the nightly ritual that will resonate with both parents and children.
13. Don’t Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late!
Another gem by Mo Willems, Don’t Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late! sees the beloved pigeon trying every trick in the book to avoid bedtime. The humor and relatable scenarios make it a favorite for bedtime reading.
14. The Wonky Donkey
Craig Smith’s The Wonky Donkey is a hilarious tale of a donkey with a series of unfortunate traits. The repetitive, rhyming text and amusing illustrations make it a joy to read aloud and share with others.
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For fans of the original, the Go the F to Sleep Coloring Book offers a chance to engage with the story in a new way. The adult coloring book features scenes from the book, allowing you to add your own creative touch while enjoying the humor.
16. The Monster at the End of This Book
Jon Stone’s The Monster at the End of This Book features Grover from Sesame Street, who is terrified of reaching the end of the book. The interactive and humorous narrative makes it a timeless classic that continues to entertain readers of all ages.