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ASIN: 0393351904
ID #115059
Product Type: Book
Reviewer: Spooky, Cute & staiNed Author Icon
Review Rated: E
Amazon's Price: $ 15.26
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Summary of this Book...
Another funny book about a serious topic, from "Will my cat eat my eyes" and youtuber The Mortician.
This type of Book is good for...
Anyone at all.
I especially liked...
Her humor.
The author of this Book...
Caitlin Doughty is a writer and death acceptance advocate.
I recommend this Book because...
We all need to learn more about death and how society treats it.
Further Comments...
She started working in the funeral industry as a crematory operator at age 23, a job described in her first book, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Since then she founded the nonprofit Order of the Good Death, started the Ask a Mortician Youtube series, and introduced the movement of death awareness and death positivity in the Western world. She owns a family-centered funeral home in Southern California. Her other New York Times bestsellers are From Here to Eternity and Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?
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