All My Friends Are Dead
Readers rate it 3.8 (97 on Hardcover)
96 pages · Released 2012 · Chronicle Books LLC
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All My Friends Are Dead parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
This is a darkly comedic illustrated humor book that uses death as its central comedic premise—a narrator reflects on fictional friends who have died, but the tone is consistently silly and absurdist rather than genuinely morbid. The humor is sophisticated and irreverent, occasionally including mild language and existential themes that work best for readers comfortable with quirky, unconventional comedy. While the subject matter could unsettle younger readers, the lighthearted execution and lack of graphic content make it appropriate for thoughtful middle-grade and teen readers who enjoy dry, witty humor.
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- Pictorial American wit and humor
- Death
- Humor
- Humorismo estadounidense
- Muerte
- American wit and humor
- Comic books, strips
- American wit and humor, pictorial
- Death, humor
- Diverse Characters
- lighthearted
- fast-paced
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ISBN 9781452121826 · Chronicle Books LLC