25 years have passed since the release of the iconic comedy film “Office Space,” yet its relevance and resonance in pop culture remain as potent as ever. Directed by Mike Judge and released in 1999, this cult classic provided a satirical glimpse into the mundane yet absurd world of corporate America. From TPS reports to soul-crushing cubicle life, “Office Space” struck a chord with audiences worldwide, spawning countless memes, and catchphrases, and even influencing workplace culture.

As we commemorate this beloved movie, there’s no better time to delve deeper into its themes, humor, and lasting impact. While re-watching the film is a given, why not complement the experience with a dive into literature that shares its spirit? Whether you’re a die-hard fan or discovering the hilarity of “Office Space” for the first time, these five books are essential companions that capture the essence of office life, corporate absurdity, and the quest for individuality in a standardized world. So, dust off your red Swingline stapler, grab a cup of coffee, and let’s explore the must-read books celebrating a quarter-century of “Office Space.”