What I Hate : From A to Z (Hardcover)

from krau0098

I picked an advanced reading copy of this book up at Book Expo America. It just looked like too much fun to pass up. It's a fun book, aimed more at adults than kids. Kids can read it but some of the stuff will go right over their heads. After an introduction explaining Chast's struggles with anxi...

from mstrust

Chast's cartoons are recognizable to anyone who enjoys The New Yorker. This slim book, which has the appearance of a children's bedtime book, has something the author hates for each letter of the alphabet. Some are strange, such as the discontinued dessert Jello1-2-3, and carnivals, while others ...

from amberalicia

A funny little book of things that make Roz Chast anxious. Some parts I related to a little too well and that made me feel anxious. Then I wanted to make my own list of What I Hate. So I did. That was fun. I like this book a lot. I'm not sure I would recommend it to anyone I know but I do know I ...

from Jenners26

Book Description Roz Chast has been creating cartoons for the New Yorker since 1978. Right there, you know you'll get a combination of funny and smart. The book is exactly what the title says it is: a list of things that Roz Chast hates from A to Z. Each letter gets two pages. On the left side is...

from LynnB

Roz Chast has a cure for insomnia: she makes lists. Lists of fruits, movie titles, anything to stop her from thinking about things that would keep her awake. In this book, she provides a list of anxieties. From A-Z, here is an illustrated list of things Ms. Chast hates: Alien Abduction to the let...