Genre: Death and Humor
Setting: Indoors and Outdoors
Main characters: People, animals, legendary monsters, and inanimate objects.
I think that the plot of this story is about friends. How having or not having friends is and can be. It tells peoples different opinions on how having friends and not having friends in life is. For some people having friends is good and to other people having friends isn’t good. Not having friends for some people is great and to others not so great at all. This is what I think the plot is.

This book was great. It was short and hilarious. Although, some parts of the book were meant for older people. Most of the book was about having a life with no friends, which I think would be junk and boring. It also showed how some friends can be. This book is pretty much about friends. The best thing about this book was that each page was a one sentenced page with a picture. Like a children’s book for adults that will only take five minutes to read.

If you are interested in humor, and super short books that will only take you five minutes to read then you should read All My Friends Are Still Dead. Although some of the sequels may be weird, but most of them are funny. People, animals, legendary monsters, and inanimate objects tell how having or not having a friend in life is. It’s a book for people who aren’t really reader’s.

Avery Monsen is an actor, artist, and writer who lives in New York. John Jory is a writer, editor, and journalist who lives in California. Together, they wrote All My Friends Are Still Dead, I Feel Relatively Neutral About New York, and Pirates Log: A handbook for Aspiring Swash Bucklers. They also created The Comic Panel, Open Letters, which appears in weekly newspapers across the country. In their spare time, they make T-shirts.