Pussycats Need Love, Too

...and you can't go wrong! This awesome cartoonist, who I've begun seeing again recently in the New Yorker, will give you a smile a page and some outright guffaws here and there. A true student of the human condition and a keen observer of personality (and body) types, Booth reveals us to ourselves as we really are, with humorous and sometimes surprising results.

I've always loved the utter chaos that exists in this artists creations, the one with a man trying to read the paper while his wife annoys him with her outlandish suggestions is one situation, there are many more. But when I recently bought the "Complete New Yorker" on a hard drive, I was driven to buy two of his cartoon books, this being one of them. To my dismay, there was too much duplication between the two books, why this was allowed to happen I cannot fathom, for I won't buy another collection before I have a good look at what's covered in the new desired volume. My advice, buy one, sight unseen, buy the next one after you've looked at it. A great artist, in any event.