People I Want to Punch in the Throat: Competitive Crafters, Drop-Off Despots, and Other Suburban Scourges, (Paperback)

from westkayla1221

I received an email earlier this past week from a book site that I honestly cannot remember the name at the moment that I am writing this and saw this book front and center. I was very intrigued by the title, because honestly, who hasn't wanted to punch someone in the throat. I then promptly boug...

from avanders

Review based on ARC. I really really enjoyed the first few chapters of Jen Mann's snarky take on the world of suburbia. And I should have read the subtitle more closely to really understand that the whole book was going to be about suburbia, but I didn't realize that. And why is that relevant? We...

from ssimon2000

I received this from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.Humorous take on all things suburban. I wasn't familiar with the blog of the same name, so I had no bias going in. Funny and snarky, the writing was well-done, and the chapters/topics were just the right length. I can definitely see ...

from JeffV

A cross between Irma Bombeck and Lisa Lampanelli, humorist Jen Mann waxes vulgar on life as a suburban mom somewhere in Kansas. Mann tries to live up to the expectations of normalcy as defined by those she regularly encounters, but is a counter-culture child who just can't quite fit in. From meet...

from BookaholicBanter

I received an ARC of this book through Net Galley!Thank you Net Galley. It was a pure pleasure to read this!Hysterical! I couldn't stop reading! I only wish this book could have been longer so I could keep reading it-I didn't want the laughter to end.I loved the humour and the everday mishaps tha...