How about a wild and crazy novel about Bob and Klaus, insect exterminators, who have developed a means of cross-breeding insects using gene sequencers to in-breed the perfect insect-killing traits into one deadly bug?! A concept so cool that the Department of Defense hires them and their bugs for the War on Terror.  Tim Dorsey, the author of Electric Barracuda, calls The Exterminators "an hysterical satire on politics, religion, hollywood, and insects."

Haven't you ever wanted to just drop out for awhile and do whatever you pleased?  Kaarlo Vatanen did just that.  That is, after he hit a rabbit with his car.  Chasing after the injured rabbit, he nursed it back to health, shed his former life and went off on a great adventure with the bunny in tow.  They spent a year embarking on a series of comic misadventures while wandering the wilds of Finland.  This is a very funny modern-day parable that makes a definite statement about modern society's institutions.

Eleven-year-old Harri Opuku recently immigrated from Ghana with his mother and sister to the enormous housing projects of London. Equally enthusiastic about everything in his new life, from gummy candy to street gangs, Harri and his friend take it upon themselves to solve a murder. Harri's joyful and contagious "pigeon english" will make you feel dope-fine as you read about his bo-styles. You'll want the book to last donkey hours.

Tom Holt is noted for his comic fantasies, and this book doesn't disappoint.  Publisher's Weekly described it as "gently twisting the reader's mind like a wet dishrag....a rapid-fire tale of a space-time continuum going manic."  Complete with chickens who think they are people, a highly intelligent pig who has achieved teleportation, and a magic ring, readers who enjoy something different will like this modern magical adventure.