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Can't We Talk about Something More Pleasant? stoker a possibly imaginary child whoIn her acclaimed first memoir, New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast turns her sharp wit and unmistakable style to one of lifes most difficult subjects: aging parents. Told through a blend of four color cartoons, family photographs, documents, and a candid, often laugh out loud narrative, Chasts memoir offers both comfort and comic relief to anyone navigating the heartbreak and absurdity of watching elderly parents decline. Her story is deeply personalan