Falling in Love
Falling in Love by Jacky Fleming, published by Penguin in 1993, is an 88-page exploration of women’s and girls’ experiences through humor. This edition presents a collection of witty cartoons that delve into the complexities of relationships between the sexes, particularly focusing on the nuances of falling in love. Fleming’s work offers a lighthearted critique of male behavior, providing readers with a humorous perspective on romantic interactions.
In this book, readers will find a series of amusing observations that highlight the often perplexing dynamics of love and attraction. The cartoons serve as a commentary on societal expectations and the quirks of romantic relationships, making it a relatable read for anyone interested in humor that reflects on gender interactions. With its engaging illustrations and sharp wit, Falling in Love captures the essence of navigating romance in a playful manner.
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This is a wry look at women’s (and girls’) lives through funny cartoons. Concentrating on the relations between the sexes – and particularly the mysteries of falling in love – Jacky Fleming’s observations offer fun at the expense of smug, self-opiniated, uncaring men.
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