All The Worst Humans: Book Summary and Analysis

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All The Worst Humans: Book Summary and Analysis

Written by Phil Elwood

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All the Worst Humans by Phil Elwood is a darkly comedic novel that explores the most flawed and morally ambiguous sides of humanity. Through a collection of intertwined stories, the book introduces a cast of characters who navigate the messiness of life with questionable ethics and disastrous decisions. From selfish ambition to deep-seated resentment, Elwood weaves together a biting commentary on human nature, while managing to evoke both laughter and reflection. This novel is a satirical exploration of how even the worst of us can be startlingly relatable.

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Release dateSep 10, 2024

ISBN9798882386251

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Phil Elwood

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