Can't We Talk about Something More Pleasant? - by Roz Chast

This heart-wrenching and hilarious graphic memoir by New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast follows her parents' final years, providing a unique and poignant portrayal of aging parents and the challenges that come with caring for them.

With her signature wit and humor, Chast captures the full range of emotions as she navigates the complexities of her parents' lives and her own role in their care.

Through vivid cartoons, family photos, and documents, Chast creates an unforgettable portrait of two lives at their end and the daughter coping with the loss of her parents.

This is a must-read for anyone facing similar challenges or simply looking for a powerful and moving work of nonfiction.