Mostly Mundane by SAUGATA CHAKRABORTY

Is your existence feeling a bit... predictable? Do the words ""chore list"" make you contemplate a permanent nap? If the thrill of alphabetizing your spice rack has worn off, you desperately need Mostly Mundane in your life. This isn't your standard how-to, find-your-purpose, or unlock-inner-peace self-help drivel. Prepare to have your mind delightfully scrambled by the sheer brilliance of the utterly ordinary. Mostly Mundane exposes the hidden hilarity waiting in the shadows of your routine. From the existential implications of facing a not so amused life skills teacher in a PTM to a weekend eating out going awry, this book turns the everyday into an epic adventure filled with side-splitting absurdity. Imagine this: Pondering the evolutionary significance of toothpaste while brushing those pearly. Chuckling at the existential crisis of a wrinkled shirt. Experiencing an internal monologue worthy of Shakespeare while waiting for the microwave. Think you've seen it all? Think again. Mostly Mundane will revamp your perspective and remind you that laughter is lurking in even the most mundane corners of life. If you're ready for a gut-busting shift from blah to brilliant, ditch the self-improvement manuals and dive into the world of Mostly Mundane. Your funny bone (and your sanity) will thank you.