Books by Matthew Inman
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review 1: I think this book is fiction, but its very fasinating and crazy. I think this book is confusing but its good to read because its funny to read this book. If I recommend this book to somebody, I would recommend to a person who likes fictions ,like cats, and like to read about cats...
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review 1: I loved this book. I'm a runner and can related to pretty much everything Inman writes about. Well, everything except the hornets and the ultrarunning (my longest distance so far is still only a marathon). The only thing that disappointed me was that there wasn't more new mate...
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review 1: 4.5 stars!The Oatmeal's first book contains one of my all-time favorite of his comics: The 5 Types of Crappy Hugs. *swoon* I'd read most of the comics in this compilation before, but it was a while ago, so I found new enjoyment in re-reading them. Plus there were ones I'd never r...
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review 1: I've never read something quite like this before. I guess it is classified under the humor genre? Anyway, this gets a solid 5/5 stars from me because it made me laugh throughout the entire book and not just on one or two comics.My favorite comic was the kid tasting the different ...
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review 1: How to Tell If Your Cat Is Plotting to Kill You is a collection of comics written by The Oatmeal, also known as Matthew Inman. Most of the content is just rehashed from his popular webcomic, while there are a few pages that are unique to the book. All of the content is about ca...
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review 1: Saw this at my library and laughed at a couple of randomly-selected pages, so I gave it a shot. In the end, while there were certainly some funny bits here and there, the crassness of the "Bobs" section, which takes up over 50% of the content of the book, detracted from the other...
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review 1: I already loved The Oatmeal; I already loved this book when, about 3/4 of the way through, I got to "The 7 Types of Crappy Pedestrians." And that's when I learned that Matthew Inman and I are soul mates. Okay, that's when I learned that I'm not the only one who flips out when peo...
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review 1: I love the Oatmeal's comics, and I love reading things to my little boy, so it seemed completely natural for me to try sharing this book with my little boy.It... didn't work out so well. As I started reading, I realized that a lot of the humor wouldn't make sense to him, or would...
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review 1: This was highly recommended by a family member who genuinely loves The Oatmeal, comics and graphic novels of all sorts! Matthew Inman's introduction in the book was an endearing confession and his use of quote from George Carlin is fantastic. I've read this small book several tim...
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review 1: I got this book when I went to Word on The Street with my friends and overall, it was quick and funny enough.The sections that I liked the most were “What it means when you say literally” (had a recent convo about this with my friends a few days ago.), “American vs. British accen...