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Bill Nye's Cordwood is a collection of humorous essays and short stories by the popular American humorist Bill Nye. In this book, Nye offers his witty commentary on a wide range of subjects, often poking fun at the absurdities of daily life and the quirks of human nature. His sharp satire covers everything from politics and society to personal anecdotes, using his trademark style of humor—blending exaggeration, puns, and clever observations.The title, Cordwood, refers to a metaphorical representation of Nye’s humorous writings as "wood" for his readers’ enjoyment, providing a bundle of comical "logs" to be consumed one after another. Nye often uses a tongue-in-cheek, conversational tone, addressing everyday topics with a mix of sarcasm and lightheartedness. His humor is gentle yet insightful, making fun of human foibles, societal conventions, and the trivial pursuits of life, while also revealing his compassionate, down-to-earth perspective on the world.