Courts jus is a French humor book by Bruno Léandri, first released in 2001 by Fluide Glacial. The 221‑page paperback offers a series of witty observations and playful anecdotes that poke fun at everyday situations. Written in a conversational style, the book invites readers to laugh at the absurdities of modern life while reflecting on the quirks of human behavior. Though it is a lighthearted read, the author’s sharp wit and keen eye for detail give the work a subtle depth that resonates with anyone who enjoys a good laugh. The book has been well received in France, where it appears in the humor section of major bookstores such as Decitre and Furet du Nord. Its accessible language and engaging humor make it a popular choice for casual readers looking for a quick, entertaining escape.