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Roz Chast, the beloved New York Magazine cartoonist, compiles her most engaging works in this comprehensive pictorial humor collection. The book showcases her distinctive, observational style that blends sharp wit with relatable scenes of American life. Its critical acclaim, highlighted by a New York Times review, underscores Chast’s status as a leading figure in contemporary cartooning.
First publish date: October 31, 2006
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Roz Chast
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