Humongous Zits: A Zits Treasurey

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Summary: this one's a winner
Review: This book brings a fresh, humorous look at the misunderstandings between teenagers and parents. Reading this book, it was almost like the authors magically got into my brain and wrote down everything they saw from my teenage years. (oh, for those of you who are mad because this is merely Zits Sketchbook #1 and 2 put together, it's called a "treasury")

Rating:
Summary: this one's a winner
Review: This book brings a fresh, humorous look at the misunderstandings between teenagers and parents. Reading this book, it was almost like the authors magically got into my brain and wrote down everything they saw from my teenage years. (oh, for those of you who are mad because this is merely Zits Sketchbook #1 and 2 put together, it's called a "treasury")

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Summary: Funny!
Review: This book is absolutly hilarious! A must buy for eveyone! See the world of a teenager through the eyes of a teenager, and enjoy.

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Summary: TO THE ZITS FOLLOWER THIS BOOK WILL BE A DISAPPOINTMENT
Review: This books contains NO NEW CARTOONS, and the Zits follower could feel cheated, but to NEW Zits FAN, it's a GREAT BUY, a two in one special. So, to the followers - if you have previous books don't purchase this book, unless your're buying it for a friend

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Summary: Teeanger v. Parents
Review: Zits is a humorous comic strip about the struggle between a teenager and his parents. Jeremy Duncan is a typical teenager in high school. He has a best friend in Hector, plays in a rock band and can't understand his parents. His parents in turn cannot figure out their son. The strip uses various site gags to get this point across like Jeremy's head turning into a balloon and floating away to represent airheadedness. The jokes are sometimes obvious, but Zits' heart is in the right place.

Rating:
Summary: Teeanger v. Parents
Review: Zits is a humorous comic strip about the struggle between a teenager and his parents. Jeremy Duncan is a typical teenager in high school. He has a best friend in Hector, plays in a rock band and can't understand his parents. His parents in turn cannot figure out their son. The strip uses various site gags to get this point across like Jeremy's head turning into a balloon and floating away to represent airheadedness. The jokes are sometimes obvious, but Zits' heart is in the right place.