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- Language
- Indonesian
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- Publisher
- Octopus Garden
- Pages
- 135
- ISBN
- 9786021442531
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The reviews consistently praise the book as an entertaining and highly relatable collection of comics, deeply rooted in Indonesian daily life and culture. Readers frequently commend its ability to make them smile, chuckle, and even laugh out loud through its insightful and often satirical observations. Many appreciate how the book serves as a tool for introspection, prompting readers to recognize themselves in the depicted scenarios rather than simply mocking others. The artist's distinctive style and sharp commentary on societal issues, including the impact of social media and various everyday quirks, are consistently highlighted for being both humorous and thought-provoking.
Despite the positive reception, some reviewers noted a few drawbacks. A recurring concern is that certain sections can feel overly judgmental or generalize too broadly about the subjects. There were also instances where some comic content appeared to be repeated from the artist's previous works. Additionally, because many comics were originally published between 2010 and 2014, some readers found that references to specific political, economic, or social events from that era might feel dated or less impactful if the context is forgotten. A few readers also felt that some themes or comics were somewhat forced, and one review gave the book an average rating, suggesting it didn't fully meet expectations.
Overall, the book is considered a valuable and characteristic work by the artist, offering a unique blend of humor and social commentary. It is recommended for readers who appreciate sharp, satirical observations of Indonesian society and are open to self-reflection. Fans of the artist's previous works, especially the "Benny & Mice" collaboration, will likely find the distinctive style and themes familiar and enjoyable. This book would particularly appeal to those looking for a light yet meaningful read that can spark both laughter and contemplation about the human experience in Indonesia.
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