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People are exhausting. Unfortunately, they’re everywhere.
They’re blocking grocery-store aisles, scheduling meetings that should have been emails, oversharing at parties, talking on speakerphone in public, and inviting you places you were perfectly happy not going.
And somehow, you’re expected to remain pleasant.
PUCK FEOPLE: How to Help Yourself Tolerate Life With People in It is a funny, sarcastic survival guide to the everyday frustrations of dealing with other human beings.
Part humorous self-help, part social satire, and part observational comedy, Puck Feople takes aim at annoying coworkers, pointless meetings, social obligations, bad customer service, technology, neighborhood drama, forced positivity, irritating strangers, and the glorious relief of canceled plans.
Perfect for introverts, curmudgeons, overthinkers, socially exhausted adults, and anyone who enjoys sarcastic humor, workplace humor, adult humor, funny books about people, and relatable humor about everyday life.
Because you don’t have to love humanity.
You just have to learn the correct dosage.
People are exhausting. Unfortunately, they’re everywhere.
They’re blocking grocery-store aisles, scheduling meetings that should have been emails, oversharing at parties, talking on speakerphone in public, and inviting you places you were perfectly happy not going.
And somehow, you’re expected to remain pleasant.
PUCK FEOPLE: How to Help Yourself Tolerate Life With People in It is a funny, sarcastic survival guide to the everyday frustrations of dealing with other human beings.
Part humorous self-help, part social satire, and part observational comedy, Puck Feople takes aim at annoying coworkers, pointless meetings, social obligations, bad customer service, technology, neighborhood drama, forced positivity, irritating strangers, and the glorious relief of canceled plans.
Perfect for introverts, curmudgeons, overthinkers, socially exhausted adults, and anyone who enjoys sarcastic humor, workplace humor, adult humor, funny books about people, and relatable humor about everyday life.
Because you don’t have to love humanity.
You just have to learn the correct dosage.