Friends are cheaper than therapy
Friends are Cheaper Than Therapy by Cath Tate is a collection that showcases the author’s unique sense of humor through her original and often subversive greetings cards. Published by Pavilion Books on January 2, 2014, this first edition comprises 112 pages and is presented in English. The book features a variety of characters, including grim-faced old ladies and ludicrously dressed gentlemen, all paired with text that reflects Tate’s distinctive and humorous perspective on friendship.
Readers will find a whimsical exploration of modern friendships, touching on themes such as belligerent book clubs, over-enthusiastic drama queens, and absurd hen parties. This compilation offers insights into the complexities of relationships, making it a fitting gift for friends. Cath Tate’s work captures the essence of camaraderie with a blend of humor and occasional tenderness, inviting readers to appreciate the quirks of their own friendships.
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In the realm of amusing, deadpan greetings cards, Cath Tate is the original and best. In her thirty-year career she has created thousands of witty, original and often subversive cards, featuring grim-faced old ladies, ludicrously dressed 1920s gentlemen and bizarre-looking children, paired with text that perfectly captures her highly individual and devastatingly funny view on the world.
This hilarious book – a perfect gift for a beloved friend – brings together the best of Cath’s work on friendship. Whimsical, scurrilous and – very occasionally – tender, it is packed with insights into today’s modern friendships, from belligerent bookclubs to over-enthusiastic drama queens to ridiculous hen parties. After all, as Cath says, ‘A friend is someone who likes you even though they know you.’
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