AAAA!: A FoxTrot Kids Edition (Foxtrot Collection Book 39) (Volume 39)

The book is very funny, and there were many panels that make me laugh out loud, literally. My fellow commuters were probably wondering what was so funny! ;)I don't know why the product description refers to the book as "kid targeted," since that implies that the comics are geared towards children. That is not the case; many of these cartoons can be appreciated only by someone with experience in the school of life. Is "Peanuts," a comic strip for kids? No! So it's important to remember that just because the comic strip's characters are children does not means that the humor is targeted at children. It might be more appropriate to refer to the book as "parent targeted," but that isn't exactly correct either, since people who aren't parents will enjoy it, too.Take for example, the comic that has Jason, the youngest boy, learning how to toss popcorn into the air and catch it in his mouth. After a couple of failed attempts, he catches a popped kernel in his mouth, leading to a mighty celebration. The strip pans out to show a floor buried in missed popcorn kernels. His mother, with popped kernels up to her hips, and a very put-upon expression, says, "Congratulations, here's the vacuum." And Jason replies, "Oh fine. Squash my moment." If you think that's funny, you'll enjoy the collection.This is a very well presented electronic version of a comic strip. The comics are easy to read on the Kindle Fire. Each strip is shown in a four-panel presentation (mostly) on a single page of the Kindle. The length compares favorably to other comic strip book collections, and there are approximately 125 comics in the collection.

Always loved the Foxtrot comics when I was a kid. Even now as I've gotten older I still enjoy reading them. I've always loved how the family always seemed to be so dysfunctional yet cooperative as well. Jason always reaching new levels of annoyance with his toys to torment Paige would ways put a smile on my face. Peter always being an bottomless pit and yet the father was always the one with weight problems always stuck out to me. Glad I read this comic and hope Bill Amend will have more in the future to read.

This is a decently long collection of non-Sunday Foxtrot strips. It's Foxtrot, so it's funny. I look forward to the day when the complete collection is available. It's nice to be able to read comics on an e-ink screen; I don't enjoy reading on an LCD.

Since I have enjoyed FoxTrot from the beginning, It is easy to say the Bill Amend has done it again. I laughed my way through the book and will visit it again for certain.

I have always looked forward to Foxtrot in the daily comics. I read them in a sequence that leaves the best to last and Foxrot is always near the end. I recommend this collection to anyone who enjoys a good comic.

I like all the geeky jokes. BIll Amend has always been one of my favorites. 5 more words are required apparently. Thanks Amazon.

My Grandson loved his birthday present and was very sad when he thought it got lost.

This book can make you cry with laughter it's funny and sarcastic with a hint of irony there is no way you won't like this book 📚

Absolutely Funny it was a gentle and subtle humour that brought on smiles to out loud laughter. Thoroughly enjoyable read

A great collection.

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