Pat BagleyReseñas

8/29/22

Robert Kirby has been poking fun at Mormon culture for over 20 years, beginning with the editorial "Five Kinds of Mormons" and continuing with a weekly humor column published in The Salt Lake Tribune.

This collection includes "Five Kinds of Mormons" as well as essays on other aspects of Mormon life, such as the terror of being called to serve in the nursery, the joys of spending your weekends as a free moving service for people in your ward, and the awkwardness that ensues when your old fishing buddy becomes your new spiritual leader.

Robert Kirby and Pat Bagley (cartoonist) are in fine form in this book.

Coming from the reddest of the red counties in the reddest of the red states, this book was a breath of fresh air. Pat Bagley is a political cartoonist for the Salt Lake Tribune, whose work I've enjoyed for years.

This series of columns from the Salt Lake Tribune by Robert Kirby bring the LDS culture into a humorous spot light. Much of the humor would only be understood by members of the LDS Church or locals who are familiar with Mormon culture. Pat Bagley, the political cartoonist for the Salt Lake Tribune, provides great cartoons throughout the book.

Another great book of LDS (Mormon) humor. The drawings by Pat Bagley are worth the price of the book alone.

Completely amusing, but probably only if you are a member of the LDS Church (Mormon) or are familiar with Utah culture. The drawings by Pat Bagley are worth the price of the book alone.

A fun little book along the lines of Where's Waldo. Some funny bits in here.

CMB