100 Grumpy Animals

by Beast Flaps

Discover the ultimate funny book and gift, "100 Grumpy Animals" – a laugh-out-loud collection perfect for fans of funny books for adults, funny books for women, and funny books for men. This captivating comic book showcases 100 hilarious animal cartoon illustrations, each accompanied by clever, witty, and sarcastic captions that will have everyone in stitches. Not just an entertaining read, "100 Grumpy Animals" makes a fantastic coffee table book, adding a touch of humor to any living space. In search of funny gifts? Look no further! This book is the perfect choice for funny gifts for men, funny gifts for women, funny gifts for dad, funny gifts for adults, and funny gifts for friends. It's a surefire hit for those who appreciate a good laugh. Capture the attention of humor enthusiasts with "100 Grumpy Animals," the perfect addition to any collection of comic books or funny reads. Stand out in the world of funny gifts with this one-stop source for endless entertainment and unforgettable laughs!

Genres: Humor, Fiction, Comics, Graphic Novels, Animals

104 pages, Paperback

Published April 21, 2020

Reviews

[Rod Brown · Rating 3 out of 5]

One hundred grumpy animals offer up sass, disses, and verbal abuse in this webcomic collection. Some of these pages would make good t-shirts, others are just a bit too corny or on-the-nose.

The adult language makes this picture book unsuitable for children, but if you look around there is a "family friendly" version available.

There are notes in the back to identify the animals and explain the jokes. For example one joke that didn't work for me was "I'm just like you except I'm a little otter," has the note: "Otter sounds like hotter." Fortunately, jokes that don't work are relatively rare here. Unfortunately, the notes are not in the same order as the pages of the book or even in alphabetical order by animal, so good luck finding the explanation when you do want it.

[Jeremy Warren · Rating 3 out of 5]

Only 95 of the animals seemed grumpy

[chvang · Rating 2 out of 5]

It was okay; I snorted in some places. I don't think it's worth the money or the self space, but it makes for a nice gift, I suppose.

[Cindy Huskey · Rating 4 out of 5]

I can’t say enough about how funny this book is. The cartoon drawings of a hundred animals are captioned with the funniest statements. I have four favorites: the stingray, the sloth, the puffer fish, and the donkey.

I can see how some might not recognize some of the animals (I’d never heard of a Quokka before) or understand the caption unless they have a little background knowledge. Not to worry, though; the author included two pages of notes in the back. However, the list isn’t in order of appearance, and some of the explanations repeat the caption.

Nevertheless, this book is still a great pick-me-up when you’re feeling a little stressed.

[Ash.O · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a quick, fun read full of cute illustrations of animals and a lot of laughs. If you like animal memes, enjoy puns, and don't mind swearing, this book is for you.

Also, make sure you check out the "Notes" section at the end of the book; it added some bonus laughs to the illustrations in the book for me.

If you do mind swearing and are thinking about a book for children, try the family version, Grumpy Goose on the Loose . This one is specifically grumpy animals for kids.

[Kathy Sebesta · Rating 2 out of 5]

This came to me in a pile of children's boox, but it is definitely not for kids. It's pages of single animal cartoons with captions. The one I liked best was a coiled snake: "If you're happy and you know it clap your hands." Unhappily for this reader, most of the captions include either four-letter words and/or very suggestive or explicit text. Very much not to my liking.

[Adele · Rating 3 out of 5]

An offbeat and fun collection of animal jokes for adults. I'll admit there were a few I didn't get. Fortunately, there are explanatory notes in the back. Unfortunately, they seem to be in random order.

[Avesta · Rating 5 out of 5]

What does the duck say?

Quack f***ing quack

What does the anteater say?

What's for lunch? Let me take a wild fucking guess

What does the sloth say?

Once I get my shit together it's over for you bitches

[Jacki · Rating 3 out of 5]

2.5

[Becca shybookstagramer · Rating 5 out of 5]

a fun and slightly inappropriate book of puns that will definitely make you crack a smile and brighten your day.

[Noam Kent · Rating 1 out of 5]

Rather disappointing. At most there is a slight chuckle from one or two. I feel like only the funniest pages are shown online, and then the rest are not very good or interesting.

I don't think I would even gift this to someone.

[Remo · Rating 2 out of 5]

Colección de 100 dibujos, muchos de ellos bastante absurdos (inanes, más bien), de animales quejándose de cosas. Aquí hay una selección y aquí el autor cuenta cómo llegó a esto, y se sorprende él mismo de que todo le saliera medio bien.

No tiene mayor interés. Como dicen en la promoción del libro, es un ejemplar para tener en el baño o en la mesa del café. Nada más.