There's no way to tell for sure just from that statement. It could be, if someone was writing about a book on Gradesaver and thought the whole experience of reading the book and using the site's resources was a funny story. But it also might not be a book review at all and could be about some other aspect of Gradesaver, like an interaction with the website's features or other users.
The humor might come from the way the story is told. If it has a lot of vivid descriptions of funny expressions or sounds. Like in a story where a parrot imitates a person's sneeze in a very exaggerated way. It makes the story more engaging and funny.
The unexpected twists usually make it funny. For example, if a character is supposed to be very serious all the time but suddenly does something completely silly like dancing in the rain without any reason. That kind of deviation from the norm can be a great source of humor.
A story can be 'kind of funny' when there is an unexpected twist. For example, if you expect someone to be really good at something but they end up being completely hopeless at it. Like a professional athlete who can't ride a bike.
They often have a great sense of absurdity. They can create situations that are completely out of the ordinary but still seem believable within the context of the story. For instance, a character might suddenly start talking to animals in a very normal way as if it's an everyday occurrence.