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A hilarious and gut-wrenching exploration of life's darkest moments, told through crude drawings and devastatingly sharp observations. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Solutions and Other Problems.
- chaotic
- melancholic
- surreal
- tender
- 01
Hyperbole and a Half
Allie Brosh
A wildly funny, illustrated journey through the chaotic highs of childhood and the crushing lows of clinical depression.
- 02
Big Mushy Happy Lump
Sarah C. Andersen
A warm, hilarious hug for anyone who feels like they are faking their way through adulthood.
- 03
I might regret this
Abbi Jacobson
A funny, vulnerable road trip through the messy realities of relationships and self-discovery.
- 04
Goodbye, Again
Jomny Sun
A touching and hilarious illustrated collection that gently explores the complexities of mental health, happiness, and belonging.
- 05
Stranger Planet
Nathan W. Pyle
A delightfully literal, alien perspective on the mundane absurdities of being human.
- 06
How To
Randall Munroe
A delightfully overcomplicated manual that uses extreme, apocalyptic physics to solve the most mundane of daily problems.
- 07
TheOdd1sOut
James Rallison
A hilarious, fast-paced romp through the awkward milestones of growing up, told with the cozy familiarity of a late-night chat with a best friend.
- 08
Little Weirds
Jenny Slate
A tender, surreal exploration of heartbreak and healing that feels like sitting in a sunlit garden with your weirdest, most empathetic friend.
- 09
Soonish
Kelly Weinersmith
A hilarious, comic-studded joyride through the weird, wild, and highly improbable technologies of tomorrow.
- 10
It Gets Worse
Shane Dawson
A chaotic, laugh-out-loud trip through the most mortifying moments of a millennial internet icon's life.
- 11
Heart and Brain
Nick Seluk
A hilarious, comforting visual exploration of the eternal tug-of-war between our responsible thoughts and our impulsive desires.
- 12
The terrible and wonderful reasons why I run long distances
Matthew Inman
A hilarious, illustrated exploration of the absurd lengths we go to in order to justify our love of eating and napping.
