Odd Jobs: Portraits of Unusual Occupations Tapa dura - 2002

Primera línea

Betty Twarkusky worked for Carter Wallace, Inc. for over forty-six years.

Reseñas en medios

“The perfect coffee-table book . . . photographs will have party guests gabbing. . . . these portraits create an eccentric picture of the most creative of America's working class.” — The Boston Phoenix“ODD JOBS is a captivating photo essay on the people who make America tick.” —New York Post“Whatever you do for a living, it's got to be better than that [the job of the Diener] . . . a nifty book filled with striking portraits.” —Honolulu AdvertiservA terrific job of capturing the workers and their sometimes surreal environment . . . the punfully bad text is contagious. . . . a smiley little book.”—Entertainment Weekly“‘How'd You Like to Smell Armpits For a Living' was the headline, and they called the book ‘an entertaining description of wacky work assignments that make most folks' careers seem downright boring.'”—National Enquirer“You won't find these [excerpts] in the classifieds.” —Reader's Digest

Citas

• ALA Recmd for Reluctant YA's, 03/15/2004, Page 1293
• Entertainment Weekly, 01/17/2003, Page 84