Bart Simpson's Guide to Life: A Wee Handbook for the Perplexed

Lo leí traducido en español de españa porque me lo dejó una amiga que se fue a vivir a otro país. Me siento muy mal por los niños que crecieron con esta traducción de mierda que le saca toda la gracia a los chistes. Otro argumento a favor de que traducir no es sencillamente pasar de un idioma a otro.

I had totally forgotten I read this book over 15 years ago! What good memories! Sadly I recall I borrowed my book to a dear friend and some jerk broke into his house and stole it, so I could never get it back.

From what I remember, the book rings true of nostalgia. Some pages were witty, others were meh. It's a book to read and laugh for a few minutes. I think younger generations will not enjoy this book because they don't have the same nostalgic childhood memories I did. And yes, it is not the best book ever, but it sure was a fun read. Good printing, and decent overall paperback book quality.

Well worth a read if you're curious to see what the big hooplah over this book is all about.

3 1/2 stars!

I have such fond memories of the Simpson’s, especially Bart. There’s something entertaining in his absolute determination to be anti-everything. He’s rude, disobedient, obnoxious and yet we love him.
I can’t really describe this book. It’s a conglomeration of Bart’s wisdom from sex to religion to cheating in school. Some of the information is based in fact but I wouldn’t use it for a report. Despite it feeling childish, this book is not for children. The language is a little rough and there are some ideas your children just don’t need to have come from someone else (let alone think of on their own).
I thoroughly enjoyed this trip down memory lane. I felt like I was back in high school pouring over Life is Hell in the back show more of class with my friends. This is one you could probably read over and over because there are so many little parts to each page. I’m glad I picked this up. I needed a little sunshine to carry me on to spring. show less

Nice entertaining read for a 5 hour car ride. Some truly inspired jokes as well as plenty mild ones. Basically, this book can't really decide who its audience is, and so is spotty, but has something for everyone.

A nice little book of Bart's philosophy of life in every situation. The last section is devoted to religion and religious questions to ask Sunday school teachers.

Bart Simpson's Guide To Life: This book is absolutely packed with pictures, captions, witty comments, information and, more importantly, hilarity.
I think anyone could read this book with enjoyment, not just children with a mind similar to Bart Simpson. There is so much to read in so many places that I doubt many people can honestly say they've read every single word-not because it's boring but because you can so easily miss something. On the contrary, it is very interesting and very funny. Well worth it's price and very cleverly made. I'd recommend it to anyone with a sense of humour.

Strangely entrancing and solidly entertaining. Minus one star for shoddy, sloppy artwork occasionally. Plus one star for the running gag on the secret to life. I've used these lessons many times throughout life - no joke - and always been satisfied. Thanks, Bart!