Roz Warren

As a librarian I loved seeing the funny and relatable content. Some parts were funnier than others, but that is just because some chapters weren't my type of humor. I mostly laughed at seeing the crazy things that have been found in book drops.

Its one of those smack-in-your face humour books and what makes it really really more interesting is the way the topics range from Food, Feminism, Male-bashing, Children, Death, Fairy tales, God...i even read one on the Pope! What an amazing selection of articles!! One hell of a hilarious compilation of laughter stock by awesome women writers! Im even looking forward to read its sequel- Women's Glibber! Awesome work by Rosalind Warren and i use the term 'awesome' generously here coz it makes show more very very generous and humorous comments on all issues reflecting women's interests and conflicts. If women miss out on reading 'this' book, they are missing very significant stuff in life! show less

This is a fun collection of cartoons related to sex. I really liked some, and didn't much care for some, but over all it was well worth a read :)

My mother, a retired small-town librarian, took this off my stack and read it first. She reports "don't bother, stupid, repetitive." Huh. Now I'm even more intrigued!
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Welp, she was right. I tried to read this, but just couldn't. Early [b:Unshelved|843002|Unshelved (Unshelved, #1)|Bill Barnes|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1388287625s/843002.jpg|828534] comics are better. And another reviewer recommends [b:The World's Strongest Librarian: A Memoir of Tourette's, Faith, Strength, show more and the Power of Family|16101121|The World's Strongest Librarian A Memoir of Tourette's, Faith, Strength, and the Power of Family|Josh Hanagarne|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1355994752s/16101121.jpg|21911422] so I'll investigate that. show less