My Beautiful Despair: The Philosophy of Kim Kierkegaardashian

Based on the Twitter account, the book is a curation of Kim Kierkegaard's tweets, and it does not disappoint, drawing plenty of laughs from visiting company who notice the perfect coffee table book.

Who knew philosophy and dark despair could be so entertaining? Nietzsche and Plato and Schopenhauer would laugh. Kant, probably not.

This is the self-awareness of one that has drowned in melancholy more than once.Now I need to read Kierkegaard.

I love this stuff. Hilarious, witty, and insightful.The only real problem with the book is how short it is. You can read the whole thing in about 20 minutes. You can read more than these online. Half of them are included in the promotional reviews I read about the book.Really what your buying here is a mediocre introduction and illustrations. The illustrations are fine but I felt like they didn't add all that much. I think your better off just spending half an hour on Twitter.

Keep a copy at your desk. Enjoy the drawings.

*The jokes are very funny but the print is awful.*The cover itself is printed in low quality, such that halftone is noticeable without much effort, and everything looks a little blurry. The pages come slightly warped. Paper is thin and see-through. Text is blurry from ink bleeding. Illustrations look washed out, and halftone here is also noticeable. — 100% feels like this was printed on photocopy paper.

This book is hilarious and witty, and insightful. The book is even better than the twitter and the illustrations are great too.

Everything looks really well made! I bought it as a gift and I know it's going to be well-loved.

Expensive for a thin book of humour