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4.0 out of 5 stars
From back when Trudeau was still funny,
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This review is from: Speaking of Inalienable Rights, Amy (Paperback)
This collection of reprinted cartoons by Garry Trudeau is not one of my favorite books, but it does date back to the time when I rushed to read his strip every day. Baby boomers will probably enjoy re-reading and remembering. Younger people may not understand some of it since many of the strips deal with events that haven't been current for decades, but some are more timeless and still as valid today as ever.
An aquaintance of mine (to whom I gave this book) using the Doonesbury books to teach his children about recent history. They don't understand a lot of the references, so he discusses the subjects with them and then they appreciate the humor and learn something. |
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Speaking of Inalienable Rights, Amy by G.B. Trudeau (Paperback - Apr. 1976)
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