A review by samiism
The Calvin and Hobbes Lazy Sunday Book by Bill Watterson
5.0
My first Calvin and Hobbes book. I remember when my mom and I were walking around the bookstore, and she pointed out the book to me, offering to buy it. I used to pick my own books, but I let her decide for me then. She made a good choice.
More than a decade later after moving to another country, I remembered how fond I was of the book and sad that I no longer had a copy. So I ordered found one on Bookmooch, and mooched all of the other used copies of the Calvin and Hobbes books I could find.
I guess the thing I love about Calvin and Hobbes is the way Bill Watterson never allowed the commercialization of his creation. Just the books. No other merchandize. I feel that this move preserved the purity of the books and in a way, my childhood.
More than a decade later after moving to another country, I remembered how fond I was of the book and sad that I no longer had a copy. So I ordered found one on Bookmooch, and mooched all of the other used copies of the Calvin and Hobbes books I could find.
I guess the thing I love about Calvin and Hobbes is the way Bill Watterson never allowed the commercialization of his creation. Just the books. No other merchandize. I feel that this move preserved the purity of the books and in a way, my childhood.