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IN A DAZE WORK

Siobhan Gallagher

A Pick-Your-Path Journey Through the Daily Grind

From small-talk to dating to death, IN A DAZE WORK brings a humorous new spin to the mundane, minute, and monotonous decisions that make up our daily lives.
This two-color clever, illustrated choose-your-own-path book for Millennials is full of personality, tongue-in-cheek wordplay, and gorgeous images.

It all starts with a simple question: "Is it a weekend or a week day?"

From there, each page leads you down a clever, delightful path of your own making: Can you find a seat in the human Tetris of the subway? How will you navigate a sidewalk maze (make sure to find the crunchy leaves), a bad date, or a party full of cookie-cutter couples (available in vanilla flavor only), and where will those decisions take you?

Bringing levity and sly self-reflection to the humdrum details of "adulting" with brilliant black and red hand illustrations, IN A DAZE WORK will help you find the extraordinary (or at least hilarious) in the seemingly unremarkable.

SIOBHAN GALLAGHER is an illustrator and book designer living in New York City. Her illustrations and graphic design work have been featured in publications such as Bustle, US Weekly, Huffington Post, and Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter. She has released several zines, draws every day, smiles at children and very old people, daydreams about owning a dog, and spends a lot of time on her roof.
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Published 2017-07-25 by TarcherPerigee

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Published 2017-07-25 by TarcherPerigee

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Any girl who has ever spent way too long agonizing about issues involving naps, profile pictures, and the best possible takeout options will find a special place in their hearts for these gems.

Good glory, I love this person. She gets me. For that matter, she gets a lot of us.

Gallagher's girls struggle with imposter syndrome, lie awake at night, and compare their lives to those of TV characters. They're cartoons, yes--but they feel eminently more 'real' than the countless wellness bloggers and fitness models whose fantasy lives usually clog up our Instagram feeds.