People You Know

Rediscover the sharp wit and enduring social commentary of George Ade in "People You Know." This collection of essays and short stories showcases Ade's masterful use of American humor and satire. With an observant eye and a gift for capturing the nuances of everyday life, Ade skewers the social mores and familiar characters of his time.

Dive into a world populated by recognizable types, presented with a lighthearted yet insightful perspective. A classic of American literature, this collection provides a glimpse into a bygone era, offering timeless observations about human nature that still resonate today. Prepared meticulously for print republication, "People You Know" is a delightful exploration of American wit and humor, perfect for anyone who appreciates insightful social commentary delivered with a generous dose of laughter.

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