The Avocado Toast Manifesto: A Millennial Survival Guide (Curios #1) (Hardcover)
Filled with more facts than a clickbait article and more authentic than the Kardashians, this handbook is a Millennial’s first line of defense against naysayers, Baby Boomers, and politicians.
Millennials are killing everything: marriage, the economy, the environment. Or was that the Baby Boomers? Filled with more facts than a clickbait article and more authentic than the Kardashians, this handbook is a Millennial’s first line of defense against the naysayers. Hold your own in your next Twitter fight or show your Aunt Linda what it means to be “woke” with facts about the housing market, marriage, and even politics. This manifesto is packed full of sarcasm, satire, and statistics about America’s most self-centered generations.
Millennials are killing everything: marriage, the economy, the environment. Or was that the Baby Boomers? Filled with more facts than a clickbait article and more authentic than the Kardashians, this handbook is a Millennial’s first line of defense against the naysayers. Hold your own in your next Twitter fight or show your Aunt Linda what it means to be “woke” with facts about the housing market, marriage, and even politics. This manifesto is packed full of sarcasm, satire, and statistics about America’s most self-centered generations.
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Abigail F. Brown is an editor and writer whose native language is sarcasm. She spends too much money on avocado toast and is responsible for killing fabric softener, mayonnaise, and diamonds. She is still not sure if she’s a millennial or Gen Z, even after writing this book, and at this point she’s too embarrassed to ask.
Abigail F. Brown is an editor and writer whose native language is sarcasm. She spends too much money on avocado toast and is responsible for killing fabric softener, mayonnaise, and diamonds. She is still not sure if she’s a millennial or Gen Z, even after writing this book, and at this point she’s too embarrassed to ask.