Lynne Truss is a well-known author known for her humorous, often linguistic, works. Here are some of her most popular books:
* Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation (2003): This book became a bestseller, making punctuation a surprising topic of public interest. It's a witty exploration of proper punctuation use and its importance in clear communication.
* Talk to the Hand: The Utter Bloody Rudeness of the World Today (2006): This book is another humorous commentary on modern life, focusing on manners, rudeness, and the decline of civility.
* The Knowledge: A Tale of London's Cabbies and the Quest to Know It All (2007): This book delves into the rigorous "Knowledge" test London taxi drivers must pass, examining the history, the process, and the skills required.
* The Queen's English: A Lively Guide to Our Language (2013): This book is a more accessible look at the English language, exploring its quirks, history, and the proper use of grammar and words.
* The Time Traveler's Guide to Medieval England (2019): This book is a humorous and informative exploration of life in medieval England, offering insights into daily life, customs, and the historical context.
Lynne Truss has also written several other books and articles on a variety of topics, including history, travel, and theater.