I Hate Your Face - O'Reyes, Connie
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If you combined Ron Swanson's irritation for his coworkers with the humor of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, you would have this book sitting in your lap. I HATE YOUR FACE (AND OTHER THINGS I WISH I COULD TELL MY COWORKERS) relates to every worker who at least one time in their life has given a colleague a side eye, had a boss who was a little crazy, or used a sick day to binge watch bad TV. A collection of humor narrative essays, Connie O'Reyes takes the reader through her resume of jobs from high school to post-college, observing life lessons along the way. Expanding from the office into…mehr

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If you combined Ron Swanson's irritation for his coworkers with the humor of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, you would have this book sitting in your lap. I HATE YOUR FACE (AND OTHER THINGS I WISH I COULD TELL MY COWORKERS) relates to every worker who at least one time in their life has given a colleague a side eye, had a boss who was a little crazy, or used a sick day to binge watch bad TV. A collection of humor narrative essays, Connie O'Reyes takes the reader through her resume of jobs from high school to post-college, observing life lessons along the way. Expanding from the office into relationships with family and friends, Connie gives the reader a humorous look into some of the most boring office jobs with a winning combination of hyperbole and smart wit.
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Autorenporträt
Connie O'Reyes is a humor writer who most notably gained recognition for her online column, Marathon Missfit, chronicling her start as a runner to the finish line of the Chicago Marathon, which appeared in the Chicago Tribune's Redeye, a paper targeted to the 24-35 year old demographic. This is her first essay collection, to be followed up by more as soon as her daughter naps long enough to let her write.