The Joy of Smoking
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.15 (710 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1876327227 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 58 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The book succeeds in tickling the funny bones of smokers and non-smokers alike, as it broaches the subject of tobacco addiction. But smokers are not the only targets here--watch out tobacco media advertizers! The Joy of Smoking's non-verbal presentation appeals universally to people of all cultures and ages.. The Joy of Smoking is a collection of humorous illustrations about smokers who will go to almost any lengths for a nicotine hit. Instead of villifying or humiliating smokers, these images hilariously portray the stupidity of the habit in such a way that tobacco addicts can't help but laugh at themselves as they consider, or shall we say reconsider, their behavior
A Customer said Have a loved one who you want to quit smoking?. Well, you can do it humorously, subtley and tactfully with this book. It does not contain any literature, but color pictures on each page, which depict characters smoking during many daily activities, such as reading the paper. Each illustration is sure to give you a chuckle. Besides being a great coffee table book and a con. "Makes fun of smokers" according to Chebacco. If you like or liked Skip Morrow work, you will like these cartoons. The subject is irrelevant. It is a fun book to leave on a coffee table. It is big enough and has a cover that is hard to be ignored. It is not a book to read at one sitting. You will get tired of the subject matter. Skimming through it from time to time is
The humorwill appeal to smokers and non-smokers alike." -- Deerfield Valley News, September 7, 2000"Skip Morrow's The Joy of Smoking is the right match for anyone who wants to lighten up." -- Gene Shallit, The Today Show, December 18, 2000"The humor contained in The Joy of Smoking will appeal to smokers and non-smokers alike." -- The Deerfield Valley News, September 7, 2000. "the cartoons are at once hilarious and slightly disturbing