Frazz 3.1416: A Frazz Collection

Love Frazz’s wisdom, insight, and way with kids. I wish there were more “people” like him in the world! Thank you Jef.

Jeff Malletts' Frazz is witty, intelligent, and fun. If you love Calivn and Hobbs then Frazz is what you've been looking for.

There is a gentle soul who is wise beyond his years, loves children, and forsakes the riches of his songwriting career to stay on as janitor at Bryson Elementary in an imaginary Michigan town. His name is Edwin Frazier, he is thirty-plus, he is in love with Bryson's first-grade teacher and he dispenses wisdom to the young students who ADORE him because he is "one of them" at heart.You cannot fool a child with false concern; Frazz fits right in and keeps the lines of communication between teachers and staff wide open, thanks to the comic genius of Frazz's creator, Jef Mallett. For humorous appeal, Frazz ranks right up there with GARFIELD, CALVIN AND HOBBES, SHERMAN'S LAGOON, and FRANK AND ERNEST. And FRAZZ tugs at the heartstrings like ZIGGY and MUTTS. This comic strip is a MUSTREAD for all those who appreciate the humor in life, and the life in humor!

My 12-yr boy and 9-yr girl both love the book and the series. A main-stay at the coffee table for random browsing by the kids.

Frazz is a wonderfully funny comic. I've read all three books several times, and they make me laugh out loud every time.Best comic strip since Calvin and Hobbs. Incidentally, I'm pretty sure that Frazz is Calvin grown up, even if Mallett denies it.

Humor that can be appreciated by 5th graders and higher despite (or maybe because) it is educational. A great comic.

I often wonder why he's "just" the janitor in this school. He has such a great attitude and a wealth of knowledge -- surely, he should be one of the teachers. The students definitely learn a lot about life from Frazz. He's a great mentor and the advice he passes along is good for all readers.

The only problem with Frazz is that there just isn't enough of him. We need another 10 books or so.

Great comic with enough nerdiness and heart for the pickiest of readers. I find this a charming and clever read. Wish there was more!

It's very hard to find a comic of any sort nowadays that makes you think, but this one does that excellently, all the while using characters whose average age comes in well under the age of ten.