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Review: Gudetama: Mindfulness for the Lazy – Wook-Jin Clark

January 16, 2021January 16, 2021 Jen Post a comment
Review: Gudetama: Mindfulness for the Lazy – Wook-Jin Clark

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Rating: 4 out of 5.

Title: Gudetama: Mindfulness for the Lazy
Author: Wook-Jin Clark
Page Count: 48
Published: 
6th April 2021
Genre
: Non-fiction, Comics

I got this as a preview copy from the nice people at Netgalley. I will always be honest about a book no matter if I paid for it or not. There are also affiliate links in here, too 💜

Yes I know I rarely touch non-fiction books, but rarely do non-fiction books come with Gudetama’s butt slapped on them. AND even more rarely do they pop up covering mindfulness during what can only be described as a fart-stick doozy of a year.

Here’s a handy checklist of why you might be interested in it:
☐ Dislike long, dull books telling you how to be nice to people and be kind to yourself
☐ Somewhat lazy when it comes to putting yourself first
☐ Like Gudetama
☐ Currently living/surviving through 2021
☐ Fan of graphic novels/comics
☐ Have a small person nearby that you’d like to introduce the idea of mindfulness to

Now let’s get one thing straight – this is a comic for ALL ages. It’s definitely written in a way which can be easily understood by those young little scamps, but I know a lot of so-called adults who could benefit from a wee book all about how not to be a dick.

SO if you have a spare 20 mins or want to introduce the idea of mindfulness to kids in a way that won’t absolutely bamboozle them whilst looking at the adorable Gudetama character, then get this on your shelf.

Given the way 2021 is already shaping up, I will be going back to it from time to time to remind myself to breathe.

Gudetama: Mindfulness for the Lazy will hit those beautiful shelves on 6th April 2021.


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