One of my new favorites. The artwork is wonderful and witty.

Wouldn’t the cakes and all go off or dry or something on the way? :-D

Yeah, this issue troubles me, too. It’s really hard to voice the underlying assumptions in a consistent fashion; it has something to do with pleasure, suffering and sustainability (of pleasure and absence of suffering). But pleasure is somehow connected to novelty; suffering is connected to one’s neighbor having something slightly better or different than oneself; and sustainability means forever, which is a very long time…

So, we complain. Forever.

A kingdom of people as terminally unsatisfied as Girl.

Good as always, but I’m still partial to the previous page as a standalone story.

I guess some Invisible Cities should stay invisible.

Thankyou for that. Nostalgia’s not what it used to be either.

I love that the King turned his room into a home office.

Also, I could totally go for a walnut now.

Still more entertaining than Adventures in Odyssey

love these two, would <3 another fable. :)

@Leonardo Boiko. I thought it was for the first reading!

Best. Bedtime. Story. Ever!

I’m sure there’s a parable or hipster chow in there somewhere. I’m sure it has something to do with your kid coming home after college to find their room is now a den.

This is perfect.

A very sweet ending!

People en masse just like to whine. No good deed goes unpunished in some way. Listen only to the individuals, often you will find appreciation.