Something completely new from New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast, a graphic memoir that walks the line between poignancy and humor as she tells the personal story of her parents' final years.
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Something completely new from New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast, a graphic memoir that walks the line between poignancy and humor as she tells the personal story of her parents' final years.
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A wonderful read! Obviously it helps if you like her humor - I do. This is her account of helping her uncooperative parents through their end of life decisions, from clearing out the apartment they lived in for decades (they were hoarders) to assisted living, to making final arrangements. Roz is an only child so EVERYTHING fell to her. If you've ever felt guilty at the things you thought or said to your parents, you'll feel better after you've read this.
