25 Years of Pickles
R**L
Life, as I know it
For younger readers, this is what to expect as you age. For older readers, this is your life under a microscope. For the really old, like me, just sit back, laugh and enjoy!
G**9
Great book
I've read Pickles many times before, but the reviews aren't very detailed so I didn't know what to expect. First, there are no color comic strips. Second, you get a few comic strips for each year and some of them have fun facts or stories. If you don't know which Pickles book to start with you will get a good mix with this one and see the art style change to what it is today
G**A
Recipient loved it
Great gift item
T**R
Pickles 25 years
The book is very humorous and if your a senior and married you can relate. Hahaha 😄. Highly recommended
E**S
Old-Fashioned giggles.
This is one of the funniest comics in a long time. I'm a big fan of Peanuts and Garfield, but Pickles is also a hard-core winner. Based on the fact, I can never find these books anywhere except Amazon makes me feel that other people love it just as much.The story behind the comic is an older couple, Earl and Pearl. (Yes, that's their names). They have a dog whom is part of the hysterical nature. A lot of the comic is about the struggle of the elderly learning how to deal with being older.They have a daughter and a grandson that also are prominent in the comic. The daughter tries to get her parents into the new technologies of the age.The grandson idolizes his grandfather and always listens to him. Usually, he shouldn't though. It ends in an endless fit of giggles for me.This is a great book for anyone who loves a good fashioned giggle.
M**Z
Great compilation book
Pickles is a fun read. This is a nice collection.
D**I
The Pickles our hilarious
If you’re 50 plus, this boy ok will make you laugh out loud. Got it for me birthday
C**A
Excellent collection, marred at the end by repeats
Up until the last dozen pages or so, this is a wonderful collection of the Pickles cartoons. However, toward the end, the cartoon strips begin repeating, first just one repeat in a page of new strips, then multiple strips on other pages, and finally an entire page and a half at the very end. This is very disappointing. Maybe I received a copy that went through the printer too soon and was later recalled and reprinted, or maybe it just wasn't edited very well in the rush to publication.
