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The Day Phonics Kicked In: Baby Blues Goes Back to School
Jerry Scott, Rick Kirkman

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2008

Named Best Comic Strip of the Year by the National Cartoonists Society, Baby Blues appears in more than 1,100 newspapers and 20 periodicals, while boasting an international fan base of more than 40 million. With Zoe and Hammie already in elementary school and Wren crawling quickly toward toddlerhood, a lot of energy in the MacPherson house is directed toward teaching. In this, the 24th Baby Blues Scrapbook collection, Rick Kirkman and Jerry ...

Jeremy and Mom: A Zits Retrospective You Should Definitely Buy for Your Mom (Zits Treasury)

5 reviews
Jerry Scott, Jim Borgman

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2008

Zits always a great read
Jeremy's Mom should be up for sainthood. A lot of these comics remind me of my mom and brother.

Running Within: A Guide to Mastering the Body-Mind-Spirit Connection for Ultimate Training and Racing

6 reviews
Jerry Lynch, Warren A. Scott

Human Kinetics Publishers, 1999

If You Want to Run Faster-Read This Book
There are literally hundreds (if not thousands) of books on the market about how to train smarter, better, harder, or what have you. Some of them are quite good, and some of them quite bad. However, these books often neglect one of the key aspects of running and that is its mental component. And that's where Running Within: A Guide to Mastering the Body-Mind-Spirit Connection to the Ultimate ...

Pierced: A Zits Close-Up (Zits Sketchbook)
Jim Borgman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2008

Zits is "one of the freshest and most imaginative strips." Los Angeles Times Twice honored as the Best Newspaper Comic Strip, Zits appears in more than 1,600 newspapers and is read daily by more than 45 million fans. In Pierced , the 13th collection of Zits strips, Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman have spotlighted Pierce, who is often the most popular (and certainly the most perforated) character in their strip. One of Jeremy's best friends ...

Road Trip!: Zits Sketchbook #7 (Zits Sketchbook)

3 reviews
Jim Borgman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2003

Growing fun about growing pains
At first I did not like this book as much as the 6 before it: too much of been there, done that. But it stayed on my bookshelf and from time to time I browsed through it. And I found gems of humor and good spirit. Growing fun about growing pains. And this is exactly what is so special about "Zits". Continue growing, Jeremy!

I Shouldn't Have To Scream More Than Once!

10 reviews
Rick Kirkman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2000

A wonderful gift for parents
This book had my husband and I laughing uncontrollably on a number of occasions... We have three children under seven and thoroughly enjoyed this inciteful and humorous vision of life with little kids... Reality in most households is that bright, healthy, active children DO a lot of the things portrayed in this book. Moms that stay home DO have days like that. Dad's do become speed-bumps when ...

Never A Dry Moment (Baby Blues Scrapbook, Book 17)

5 reviews
Rick Kirkman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2003

More Humor on the Domestic Scene
Wanda, Yolanda, and Bunny are all pregnant; Bunny with twins. Darryl "accidentally" discovers his new baby's gender - maybe. After all, he's always had trouble with the ultra sounds. But Wanda doesn't want to know what they're having. Not that it keeps him out of trouble for keeping the secret. Zoe and Hammie are experiencing the pangs of sibling rivalry, and it's just the two of them for ...

Growth Spurt: Zits Sketchbook 2 (Scott, Jerry, Zits Collection Sketchbook, #2.)

7 reviews
Jerry Scott, Jim Borgman

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1999

Just wonderful
I agree with the sentiments expressed by a previous reviewer who suggests this strip is slowly cloaking itself in the all-conquering mastery of Calvin and Hobbes. Zits is exceptionally well thought-out and hardly a frame is wasted or a dud, and when was the last time you said that about a cartoon strip? Buy it now!

Wall-To-Wall Baby Blues: A Baby Blues Treasury

3 reviews
Rick Kirkman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2003

Diapers and noisy kids... ah reality comics!
I'm a father of 4 kids. When we started following Baby Blues, we can relate to it. It grew with us from 1 girl, to 1 girl & 1 boy. This complilation sees the family grow from 2 kids to 3; 2 girls and a boy... when this happened, it mirrored our family... In short this is reality comic at its best... I haven't seen anything fiction in this series. Our eldest just reached her teens... we ...

Alternative Zits: A Zits Treasury

3 reviews
Jim Borgman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2007

Laughter Abounds
I've read all the anthologies, and this one ranks as one of the top-two for the series. There are many enjoyable subplots and less individual strips that were missing from the last collection, and caused the previous anthology to be a cut below par. Enjoy!

X-Treme Parenting: A Baby Blues Treasury

2 reviews
Jerry Scott, Rick Kirkman

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2008

Great!
Another great treasury of Baby Blues! Be warned however, all these strips are also in the two newest non-treasury books (a Briefcase full of Baby Blues, and Night Shift). [But isn't that what a treasury is?]

Rude, Crude, and Tattooed: Zits Sketchbook Number 12 (Zits Sketchbook)

4 reviews
Jim Borgman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2007

Well, I remember all those things!
I am a 63 year old cartoon addict. That plus the fact that this is how boys are (as teenagers) makes these througly enjoyable chracters and cartoons; this book is no exception.

Crack of Noon: A Zits Treasury

6 reviews
Jerry Scott, Jim Borgman

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2006

Laugh out loud funny
If you have a 15 year old son (or know someone who does) you'll think the authors have you (or them) on cadid camera. So many times my husband and I looked at each other AFTER we finished laughing as if to say, "that just happened here!". We used to clip the comic strips to send to our son when he was in college. Turns out his roommates' parents were clipping them and sending them, too! ...

Baby Blues: This is Going to be Tougher Than We Thought

10 reviews
Rick Kirkman, Jerry Scott

McGraw-Hill, 1991

The best gift for new parents you'll find...
We received this as a gift from friends when we had our first child, and could not stop laughing as we gained a new appreciation for what it meant to be parents. Whether you're new parents, know someone who is, or have been parents for years and want to remember what it was *really* like, this book needs to be on your list. We've now given this book as a gift to four other couples who've had ...

Guess Who Didn't Take A Nap? (Baby Blues Scrapbook No 3)

3 reviews
Rick Kirkman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1993

A must for any new or about to be new parents!
What a great book! If you thought "What to expect when your expecting" was telling you everything, THINK AGAIN! Every cartoon has something for the new (or old) parent. I laughed so hard when reading this book, it actually started my labor. The antics of Zoe really prepared me for my own child, and I enjoy every one of the Baby Blues books over and over as my child grows. When I feel that ...

Big Honkin' Zits: A Zits Treasury

8 reviews
Jerry Scott, Jim Borgman

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2001

A second helping of a great comic strip
Jeremy returns in his second treasury, combining strips from the books "Don't Roll Your Eyes at Me, Young Man!" and "Are We an Us?" Not much has changed since the first treasury. He still wishes his parents would get off his back, he still doesn't understand women, and he still dreams of making it big in music. But whether he's trying to decide what to do about the upcoming Gingivitis concert, ...

Night Shift: Baby Blues Scrapbook 23 (Baby Blues Scrapbook)

2 reviews
Rick Kirkman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2007

I love the book, thanks
The books release date was later than they first anticipated but kept me updated with the new dates, I appreciated that. Thanks.

Zits: 2009 Day-to-Day Calendar
Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2008

* Full color * Named Best Comic Strip of the year twice by the National Cartoonists Society. "You must have a camera in my house!" That's the comment Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman get most often from readers of their comic strip. And it's probably because Zits is the best depiction of life with a teenager since, well, ever! It chronicles the daily lives of a teen in the way that it's not done in the popular media--with respect. "Having teenagers ...

Humongous Zits: A Zits Treasury

18 reviews
Jim Borgman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2000

Lots of Laughs
As my children have gotten older, Zits has taken the place of Calvin and Hobbes in terms of how close to home it hits. The strips are funny and accurate, and this book shows the evolution of the characters from the beginning. I had a lot of laughs from this collection, and expect when I reread it again in a year I'll laugh again. First, I have to get the next treasury!

The Super-Absorbent, Biodegradable, Family-Size Baby Blues: A Bbay Blues Treasury (Baby Blues Treasury)

10 reviews
Rick Kirkman, Jerry Scott

Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1997

More books on Zoe and Hammie when they grow older
I have all volumes of the book with Zoe and Hammie. Would the authors developed more stories as Zoe turns 4 and Hammie turns 2 where the real sibling irritation begins as Hammie can walk and talk and behave like Zoe when she was little. Thanks.

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