'Judy Horacek is one of Australia's best cartoonists and should be a worldwide phenomenon. She brightens the day with wit and intelligence.'

'It is impossible not to giggle at Judy Horacek's smart yet dreamily inventive cartoons and illustrations, seen here in their technicolour glory in this seventh collection of Judy's published sketches. The Australian artist's observations on the absurdities of modern life and witty takes on environmental and global issues bring welcome levity to even the darkest scenarios. Read them and weep — with laughter!'

'Every single cartoon here could be used as a thought-provoking insight into life in the twenty-first century, or taken as just a quick belly-laugh. Or a mixture of both, if you like.'

'Judy’s work has been part of Melbourne for a long time. It is wonderful to have her back here in the form of this wonderful collection of cartoons. What has always appealed to me about Judy’s work is not just her withering disdain for politicians, lazy men and housework, but that somehow she knows exactly how we are feeling at the right time. If you can’t stand the heat, fortunately, rips apart environmental sceptics. She does this using quirkiness, penguins and mermaids. On top of that discourse, one also gets Judy’s understanding that life is really made up of a series of boring moments and decisions. The portrayal therefore of our lives is what in the end makes us laugh out loud because we know she speaks the truth! P.M for Judy!'

'A gathering of funny, poignant observations on the absurdities, quandaries and contradictions (both global and personal) of contemporary life.'