The Simpsons and Society: An Analysis of Our Favorite Family and Its Influence in Contemporary Society

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Summary: COMIC BOOK GUY SAYS...
Review: "The Wurst Simpsen's Book Eeverr!"

This is a SELF-PUBLISHED BOOK. In other words, the author paid to have the book published by a company that would publish a how-to on FREEZE DRYING CRICKETS if you gave them $800. This most likely accounts for the terrible content.

Seriously, It's hard to explain just how terribly reasearched, written, and slapped together this text really is. Don't let the 5 * reviews fool you (the author is a college kid with friends who obviously have a lot of free time on their hands).

Speaking of comic books, this text is about as heavy as one. It contains a mere 140 pages of, what looks to be, 26 point font.

SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!

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Summary: The Simpsons and Society: An Analysis of Our Favorite Family
Review: The Simpsons and Society: An Analysis of Our Favorite Family and Its Influence in Contemporary Society by Steven Keslowitz is an amazing book that brings up all the social issues that are brought up in this stupendous show.