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¡°Idle Thoughts of a Lazy Friend¡± is a collection of humorous essays and observations written by British writer Jerome K. Jerome. First published in 1886, this book, along with "Three Men in a Boat," is one of Jerome's most famous works.
In this book, Jerome reflects on various aspects of life, work, and leisure, providing witty and humorous commentary on everyday situations and human nature. The essays are characterized by a light and humorous tone and often provide insightful and comical observations about the speaker's laziness and daydreaming. This book is a delightful exploration of the author's thoughts and reflections on the world around him.

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Summary
One of the most famous essays in the book is "On Being Idle." Here Jerome argues that laziness is a virtue, not a vice. He argues that indolence is essential for creativity and relaxation, and even encourages readers to embrace indolence whenever possible.

Other notable essays in this book include "On Being in Love," "On Being in the Blues," and "On Being Married." In this essay, Jerome explores the joys and sorrows of love, marriage, and the human condition.