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Manages a few good laughs, but the 15th Get Fuzzy collection is still mostly disappointing.

Riley’s book reads like a giant finger-point with no realistic actions suggested.

Sausage factory fiction writing personified; not a bad book, but not a very good one either. It just exists, and nothing more.

A book full of gorgeous T&A, but I found myself desperately wishing it also had some Q&A.

A slight improvement over the first book, though this remains a highly flawed, erratic series.

Poppy Gee’s debut murder mystery never pans out; keeps readers waiting for something to happen that never does.

A flawed collection of Tor blog entries from a proud SF fangirl that gushes about the books she loves.

Get Fuzzy’s continuing decline is documented further in this 14th collection of increasingly unfunny funnies.

The 13th Get Fuzzy collection, for better or worse, continues Darby Conley’s comic strip’s unique style of pet-centric comedy.

An earnest but ultimately shallow illustrated examination of the atrocities committed by the militant Kony and his Lord’s Resistance Army.