Book 1
The Boomer Gets It
Dry, warm cartoons about everyday life, modern complications and the simple solutions that still work.
View book 1 on AmazonThe cartoon book series by Wolf Marbach
The Boomer
Gets It
Two books about common sense in a world that overthinks everything
Everyday life, technology, practical experience and surprisingly simple questions – dry, warm and instantly familiar.
Someone springs to mind immediately.
Both English editions are available on Amazon.com.
The Boomer books
Two books. Twice the familiar moments.
Each book stands on its own – and together they capture even more collisions between practical experience and the modern world.
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Book 2
Boomer Has Questions
Cartoons about modern solutions, practical experience and surprisingly simple questions.
View book 2 on AmazonA look inside
One document, six versions – and one reliable method.
Exactly those moments.
Short punchlines about technology, family and everyday life: dryly observed, warmly told and instantly familiar.
- everyday humour rather than slapstick
- affectionate rather than mean-spirited
- ideal to read yourself or give as a gift
Why it works
Because these moments feel suspiciously familiar.
Not an invented boomer world, but small collisions between experience, family, technology and everyday life.
Everyday life, not slapstick
Situations that need no lengthy explanation and instantly create a picture in your mind.
Affectionate, never nasty
You can laugh at the boomer – and quite often with him.
Punchlines worth sharing
Short enough to land quickly and familiar enough to prompt, “That’s you, isn’t it?”
A gift with instant recognition
Open it. Laugh. Say, “That’s you, isn’t it?”
The Boomer books are a gift idea for anyone who immediately thinks of someone when messaging, technology, family, forms and DIY come up.
- for family, friends and colleagues
- for birthdays, retirement, Christmas or no occasion at all
- for boomers who can laugh at themselves
Purchase and checkout take place on Amazon.com.
About the author
Wolf Marbach
Wolf Marbach is a boomer himself and is retired. His observations of other boomers in everyday life inspired him to write these books. In the cartoons, he captures their typical situations and quirks with dry, warm humour and the perspective of his own generation.