120 Ways to Annoy Your Mother (And Influence People)

120 Ways to Annoy Your Mother (And Influence People)

by Ana Benaroya (Author)

Synopsis

Ana Benaroya, a brilliant, young, independent American illustrator, has brought together 120 tips that provide an ironic, witty and gently subversive twist on all the `guides to life' for would-be prom queens and cheerleaders. This book provides the things that really matter for a teenage rebel, including `How Not to Make Eye Contact with Your Mother' and `How to Turn Your Life into a Soap Opera', alongside humorous pointers for cultural and social advancement, such as `How to Appreciate Jazz Music', and dreamy, surreal ideas, such as `How to Fly' and `How to Breathe Fireballs'. Part journal, part sketchbook and field guide, this book, vibrantly printed in bright spot colours, includes copious space for the reader to sketch, note and scrawl their thoughts on each tip and to chart their successes and failures. Exuberantly illustrated and packed with original thinking throughout, this book is the ideal gift for all girls aged 11 to 14 who want to be different.

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More Information

Format: Illustrated
Pages: 224
Edition: Illustrated
Publisher: Thames and Hudson Ltd
Published: 01 Sep 2014

ISBN 10: 0500291462
ISBN 13: 9780500291467
Book Overview: Entertaining and gently subversive tips for girls who want to set off on the path to being a teenage rebel

Media Reviews
A self-help parody that mocks the genre's tendency to simplify delightfully complex topics. Illustrator Ana Benaroya applies her punk aesthetic to the punchy, irreverent book.
A cheeky guide for rebellious 11-14 year old girls. Author-illustrator Ana Benaroya supplies a mix of ironic and practical advice as she tackles a curious mix of pursuits, such as 'How Not to Hate the Girl Next Door.'
Author Bio
Ana Benaroya is a young American artist at the heart of an international creative network. She is the creator of the Ways to Annoy Your ... series as well as the author of Illustration Next.