How to Be Depressed: A Guide Paperback – January 15, 2017

This was a fantastic read, and I can't recommend it enough to everyone. Even if you think you're "fine" i guarantee that you'll find a passage that truly resonates within your dark comedic side.I was sent here by an interview I saw with Dana on The Jimmy Dore Show that recommended this book. Don't get me wrong there were a few moments where this book totally wrecked me. Yet, the more I read on .... i felt better and better. The dark humor is executed wonderfully, and I can't wait to give it another read threw in a couple of months from now. :")ps. Dana, thank you truly; and the honorable mention definitely goes to Jimmy mf Dore.

Buy this book. Get six. Give to six friends. They'll tell six friends.Terrific, well-developed treatment of tough subject.Honestly. One of my favorite books ever. Pithy. Genuinely super funny. If you've read it, review it.Hope Dana's working on her next book.Types of therapists one of my favorite sections.Extra: Illustrations super fun and perfect tone. One quick thought: was book originally going to be larger size? Doll-in-box illustrations lose detail, but hey, could be my eye. Eyes.

I led a normal life until I got this book. Using all of the tips and tricks that I am learning about becoming depressed has made me gain weight, lose pigmentation in my skin, and order blankets on Amazon that are soft enough for me to call in sick to work for days in a row. I think it's working.This book is absolutely hilarious!

Fun book for friends w a dark sense of humor

This book is so so funny! It hits so many things about depression right on the nose. It's hard to get a laugh when talking about depression - this was a breath of fresh air!

Great book with a lot of insight, first-hand knowledge and a quirky take on things. You can't stay depressed because you're laughing so much.

Great illustration and really humorous on a delicate topic.Great gift for any family member or friend. Can't wait for another book from this author.

How to be...nails it for those perpetually depressed or just a little down with humor and wry wisdom.