Oh, The Meetings You'll Go To!: A Parody

I bought this book for my son who is graduating from Ohio State and his best friend who is graduating from University of Wisconsin. I couldn’t wait, so I gifted them early. They both thought they were great! I laughed reading the whole book. Such a great parody and so true about the office life! I highly recommend it for any college grad or someone new in their career!

This book is hilarious and awesome! It’s perfect for someone who just got their first desk job/corporate job or any job that has meetings. The poems are hilariously accurate for the corporate. The book is very good quality and looks like the other dr. Seuss books. No bent pages or ripped book cover. It’s hard l-bound and bigger than the green eggs and ham book that I’m used to with the Dr. Seuss books (if that makes sense). Definitely going to buy again for others who just got their first job.

I laughed while reading this and may or may not have left a copy of this on my bosses desk.

This is a gift for a college graduate who happens to love Dr. Seuss. It is the perfect parody of Oh, The Places You’ll Go! Love it and she will too!

Super great for a going away gag gift for that workaholic in your office! It’s funny and very clever. Nothing inappropriate either in the book.

Love this book! Bought it as a white elephant gift for an office party. Funny rhyming and plot with cute pictures! Only 4 stars because the cover was ripped when I received it

I had fun reading this. It is definitely in the Dr. S. style with the rhyme and pictures. Interesting take on the trajectory of a person new to the business world. Satisfying length.Maybe a gift for someone just graduating to the work world?

A witty (& sassy) parody of Seuss's 'Oh the Places You'll Go,' it's a great office gag... or subtle reminder to coworkers that "this could have been an email."

If you’re looking for a grad gift for the witty family member, this is it!

Was a cute graduation gift for my boyfriend. Except for the tinder recommendation in the book... Honestly some of the lines really pigeon holed themselves as far as type of graduate/person/etc. Also a gender neutral character might also be more inclusive. Otherwise very cute and funny book.

Most appropriate for someone who just entered a profession. Not really relevant for a boss or someone retiring.