A little book that packs a big punch, Oh Hell No! is an affirming purchase for any self-proclaimed naysayer, and a great gift for a friend in need of a reminder that it's OK to say no.No. Nope. No, thank you. Oh hell no! There's a time for yes—and there's a time for no. This collection of art and essays is a much-needed reminder to say no to anything that might waste our precious energy. We are reclaiming our time with the help of these sassy illustrated sayings and astute insights—and we've never felt more powerful. Featuring passionate prose from feminist scholar Sara Ahmed and actionable advice from author and journalist Dani Katz—not to mention a translucent flame pattern spot-varnished onto the front cover—
Oh Hell No! is the ultimate naysayer's manifesto. It's a timely celebration of the joy of saying "no." This two-letter word is one to live by.
GUIDE TO SELF-EMPOWERMENT: Saying no is an essential act of defiance. It's what allows us to set boundaries and take control of our own lives. This book celebrates that in a way that is fun, edgy, and empowering.
RECLAIM YOUR TIME: For those contrarians who carry the torch of "no," this book will function as a celebration of identity and purpose. And for those who still struggle with saying no in their own lives, it's a statement of intent! It makes a cheeky gift for a friend in need of that extra motivational push to channel their inner Maxine Waters and reclaim their time.
Perfect for:
• Activists, contrarians, introverts, and feminists
• Anyone who is sick of the constant BS dominating the news cycle
• People looking for a cheeky gift for that friend who needs a little help saying NO to things
No. Nope. No, thank you. Oh hell no! There's a time for yes - and there's a time for no. From polite refusal to emphatic rejection, we need that two letter word now more than ever. Whether we're refusing to overcommit ourselves in our professional lives, or speaking out against hate and intolerance, "no" is an essential tool for navigating the world we live in. Featuring 35 different artworks, as well as essays by feminist scholar Sarah Ahmed and journalist and blogger Dani Katz, this is an empowering little book with attitude.
