Sasquatch Books One! Hundred! Demons! Used Condition

from satyridae

Lynda Barry is brilliant. So is this book. Hard hitting and deeply moving.

from kewpie

I've always loved Lynda Barry comics and I thought this was a unique look into what she went through to grow up and become Lynda Barry. She shares 17 of her "demons" in the form of little chapters. She's so honest, self critical and hilarious. The book has also inspired me to think about my own "...

from Opheliaimmortal

This is one of the books I can honestly say has significantly changed my life. I'm not entirely sure why. I see in this parts of myself long forgotten and see experiences I will never have. She touches on such simple truths and finds a wonderful way to communicate them with her art style. I hope ...

from bderby

Barry uses both real-life events and fictional embellishments (without telling you which is which) to touch on a wide variety of issues. Some of the topics discussed are change, abuse, suicide, depression, music, drug use, etc. It could encourage students to explore their own 'demons' whether thr...

from ghostwire

A beautifully rendered sad and funny book about confronting one's inner demons: heartbreak, joy, humiliation, loss of innocence, cruelty, best friends, school, dysfunctional families, kickball, adolescent angst... Lynda Barry is a genius.