Review ‘The Scratch & Sniff Book of Weed is more serious than you think. Itsnot just about novelty, its about knowledge.’ (Vice)The overall effect isdelightful. Styled as a primer for absolute beginners, the books sections aredevoted to how weed makes you feel (both the good and possible bad effects),how it functions as an aphrodisiac (theres a cheekily placed musk sticker),and a pastiche of cannabis facts. Makes for a fun stoned read and a greatgift. (High Times)’Scratch and sniff book on pot has a sense of humor, butits also educational.’ (USA Today)Smells like the bottom of Martha Stewartsbag. (Ellen DeGeneres)One of those things that was long overdue. (DavidDowns, The San Francisco Chronicle)A dope book aimed at giving weed fans afull and entertaining overview of all things cannabis. (Green RushDaily)Its easy to succumb to the belief that theres truly nothing new underthe sun. Then along comes The Scratch & Sniff Book of Weed. (TheCannifornian)Equal parts fun and informative, you can sniff your way throughweeds turbulent history, which is much preferable to the Wikipedia k-holeroute to gaining knowledge. (Kindland)’Get the straight dope: Theres moreto know about cannabis than the difference between indica and sativa. Like,4000 years of cultural, medical, even sexual significance. There are moresticky icky icky facts out there than you can fit into your pipe – and thiscompletely legal book is the perfect gateway into the big, beautiful world ofweed.With 20 scratch-&-sniff scents and some trippy illustrations by AnnPickard, this dope little book covers the scientific explanations of weed andbeyond, into some deep corners of cannabis culture. Take a trip through theturbulent reefer timeline, from its first recorded use to its impact onecommerce (the first thing sold on the Internet: a bag of weed). Learn aboutfamous users (Shakespeare!), and how to hack your buzz if you’re feeling toohigh. Whether you’re a connoisseur or simply curious, this book will havesomething new for you to learn. And we totally get high on knowledge.'(ThinkGeek) Read more About the Author Seth Matlins has been smoking weedsince first hearing Pink Floyd in 1982. A global brand marketer with a longhistory in Hollywood from Rock the Vote to CAA to Live Nation, hes currentlyEVP, the Branded Impact Group at WME/IMG. His work has appeared everywherefrom from Good Morning America to the New York Times and AdAge. Eve Epstein isa writer, editor, and media strategist. Co-author of X vs. Y: a Culture War, aLove Story, she was the longtime editor-in-chief of DailyCandy, head ofcontent for TakePart.com, and now runs content for Demand Media. Her writinghas appeared in Vanity Fair, Glamour, Forbes, WMagazine, and beyond. AnnPickard has been an illustrator and painter for more than twenty years. Herart has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, California Sunday Magazine, StockPot Images and LA Weekly, among other publications. She lives in SouthernCalifornia and is currently working on a series of paintings of mythologicalcreatures at their day jobs
