I've been on a memoir kick lately and found a list of recommended memoir comics/graphic novels. After stumbling across this in my library, I read this within an afternoon. It was a quick read, rather interesting and very personal to the author. I liked the art style and felt it added to the storytelling. I couldn't personally relate to the story, perhaps I would have liked this a lot more if I/my parents were older and dealing with the struggles of aging/nursing homes/eventual death. I would be interested in seeing more of Roz Chast's works (aside from the numerous comics I've seen in the newspaper) since I enjoyed her style.