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September 5, 2010
All My Friends Are Dead
A dark-witted book explores the feelings of loss and loneliness with ironic levity.
A children’s book for adults, “All My Friends Are Dead” cleverly illustrates the inevitable sadness we all will face—whether you’re a tree, sock, pirate, cassette tape or other—when our friends cease to exist.
From the snowman whose friends all melt away to the house plant whose friends are slowly killed by humans, the book uses dark humor to shed light on the ubiquitous feeling of loneliness.
Written by actor Avery Monsen and journalist Jory John.
Via Cool Hunting
Matt Forcey
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