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　　When you lose hope, find it. —Timmy Failure

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　　Stephan Pastis is the author-illustrator of Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made, a New York Times bestseller. He is also the creator of the devoutly followed comic strip Pearls Before Swine, which appears in more than six hundred newspapers. His compilation Larry in Wonderland debuted at #1 on the New York Times bestseller list for paperback graphic novels. Stephan Pastis lives in Northern California.

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“What's unfair??”she asks.

“Life,”I answer.“How everyone keeps youfrom getting what you deserve."

“Oh,Timmy.”

“I'm right,”I tell her.“It's the way the world works..”

She sighs.

"Timmy,listen.I know you've concluded that life is unfair.And I know people are trying to tell you that you're wrong."

“And now you'll tell me that too.”"No,Timmy,I won't.Because I think you’re right.”

“You do?”"I do.I think that life is unfair.And I know that sometimes you can't control what happens to you.And I know that sometimes those things are bad.But I know something else as well.”

“What?”Iask.

"I know there's one thing you can control.And that's how you respond to all those bad things.”

She rises from the bed.

"You can do what you're doing now,Timmy,and give up.It's certainly ...

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　　Pastis has a knack for comic timing, and the interplay between cartoon, text, and the absurdities of the story should continue to attract readers who wish they could shake their fists at the world with such inept panache.

　　—Booklist

　　If Inspector Clouseau were in grade school, he’d be Timmy Failure. ... [H]is many fans will speed through the pages, and they’ll love Pastis’ illustrations, which feature an adorable polar bear shaped like a bowling pin. They may even adopt Timmy’s motto: "When you lose hope, find it." A loonily intellectual alternative to that wimpy kid.

　　—Kirkus Reviews

　　Timmy is a wonderfully frustrating narrator. ... [A]s Timmy’s grip on reality begins to weaken and his actions begin to alienate those around him, readers will nevertheless sympathize with his unraveling. Fans of the "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series or the "Big Nate" books will enjoy the sharp, ironic humor as well as the black-and-white comic illustrations. ... [P]lenty of the puns, plays-on-words, and clever comedic timing will result in laugh-out-loud moments.

　　—School Library Journal

　　Great-aunt Colander is the gem of the series thus far. She truly "gets" and seeks out Timmy, and she's the resourceful and clear-eyed antidote to the discombobulated detective. ... This heartwarming companion will make Timmy's fans even more eager for the third adventure, planned for this coming November.

　　—Shelf Awareness