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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. One of my favourite Calvin and Hobbes'. Full of things I wanted to show other people. ( )Another winner from the genius of Bill Watterson. My opion of this book is that it is very funny and a little more machure then other books. This book is not A.R. This is the final Calvin and Hobbes collection. Well, final in the sense of the original volumes collecting all of the strips. There are a number of other collections out there and I haven't a clue which was published most recently. This is the last one I felt compelled to buy to complete my collection. Anyway, it's quite an amusing book, as one might expect. The highlight of the book, in my mind, is the final storyline featuring Rosalyn, the babysitter. Watterson broke the shtick in a way that was amusing, yet heart warming. It's a pity that Calvin couldn't have been similarly reconciled to Moe or Miss Wormwood. (And, of course, there's Susie. Is there any hope at all for that relationship?) --J. This book was a comic and was very very humerous!! A boy named Calvin imagines he has a tiger as a friend which is hobbes, and they make me laugh the whole time by nonsense and silliness. Well surely I suggest people reading it, all age could read this!! no reviews | add a review
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