Title: Among Ivins' Angrier Works
Product review: I don't mean to suggest that Ivins doesn't have a lot to be angry about, but frankly, I'm too heartsick to read too many more books like this. The book has a lot of important facts, and it's well researched. But without Ivins' trademark humor, which is lacking here, it makes it a difficult pill to swallow. I know it's difficult to make light of Bush's policies, especially when they've hurt so many people. But there are books that do it, like Al Franken's Lies, Michael Moore's Dude, Where's My Country? and Jason Johnson's I Hate Bush and So Do You. I don't want to knock the book for not being funnier, but I warn you not to read it with a weak stomach.
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