James Thurber
James Thurber was born in 1894 and died in 1961., James Thurber has written at least 50 books. Their most popular book is The 13 Clocks with 66 saves with an average rating of 3.92⭐.
Author Bio
James Thurber was an American author, cartoonist, and humorist best known for his contributions to The New Yorker and his whimsical, satirical take on everyday life. Born in Columbus, Ohio, Thurber gained fame for works like The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, My Life and Hard Times, and The Thurber Carnival. His distinctive cartoons and short stories often featured hapless men, domineering women, and absurd situations, earning him a lasting place in American literary and comic tradition.
1950 • 66 Readers • 130 pages • 3.9
1939 • 17 Readers • 12 pages • 3.4
1945 • 12 Readers • 416 pages • 3
1999 • 12 Readers • 132 pages • 4.5
1957 • 11 Readers • 98 pages • 4
2000 • 10 Readers • 404 pages • 3.8
1991 • 9 Readers • 848 pages • 3.5
1943 • 7 Readers • 48 pages • 3.3
2013 • 7 Readers • 352 pages • 4.5
1996 • 3 Readers • 1,004 pages • 3
1942 • 3 Readers • 256 pages
2006 • 3 Readers • 4.5
1929 • 2 Readers
2007 • 2 Readers • 512 pages • 2
1945 • 2 Readers • 5
2 Readers
1985 • 1 Reader • 522 pages • 5
1965 • 1 Reader • 238 pages
1982 • 1 Reader • 262 pages
1963 • 1 Reader • 502 pages
1981 • 1 Reader • 292 pages • 2
1940 • 1 Reader • 110 pages • 3
1 Reader
1 Reader
1 Reader
1958 • 1 Reader • 157 pages
1940 • 1 Reader • 390 pages • 4
1999 • 1 Reader • 219 pages
1939 • 1 Reader • 107 pages • 3
1948 • 1 Reader • 340 pages • 4
1955 • 1 Reader • 288 pages • 4
2011 • 1 Reader • 5
2015 • 1 Reader • 40 pages
1 Reader • 267 pages • 3
1 Reader • 56 pages • 2
1950 • 1 Reader • 128 pages • 1
2006 • 1 Reader • 56 pages • 4
1939 • 1 Reader • 3
1945 • 1 Reader • 202 pages
1962 • 1 Reader • 128 pages
1935 • 1 Reader • 240 pages • 3
1989 • 148 pages
1969 • 352 pages
1996 • 1,032 pages
1942 • 328 pages
1933 • 224 pages
1983 • 32 pages
2011 • 155 pages