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Published by Random House Worlds, 2025
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- Title
- Critical Role: Smiley Day!: A Good Advice Book From Your Favorite Robot Therapist
- Author
- Critical Role,Riegel, Sam
- Publisher
- Random House Worlds
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0593157443
- ISBN 13
- 9780593157442
- Series
- Book 8 of 10: Critical Role
Wit and wisdom abound in this illustrated gift book from Fresh Cut Grass, Critical Role’s favorite robot therapist!
Join Fresh Cut Grass, an extremely helpful and empathetic robot, as they dispense hilariously unusual but well-meaning advice to the members of Bells Hells. As the adventuring party’s licensed therapist*, FCG grows frazzled trying to help everyone with every single problem that crops up—and soon realizes that they’ve forgotten one very important member of the crew: themself!
With FCG as your guide, you’ll learn important gems such as:
• Truth is like engine oil. It might taste bitter, but you gotta drink it!**
• Do unto others as if you know what the word “unto” means.
• And more!
Written by cast member Sam Riegel and featuring beautiful, full-color illustrations by Thorn L. Knight, this is the perfect gift for Critters of all ages who need a friendly reminder that taking care of themselves is important in order to have a Smiley Day!
*Not actually licensed or a therapist.
**Do not drink engine oil.
Join Fresh Cut Grass, an extremely helpful and empathetic robot, as they dispense hilariously unusual but well-meaning advice to the members of Bells Hells. As the adventuring party’s licensed therapist*, FCG grows frazzled trying to help everyone with every single problem that crops up—and soon realizes that they’ve forgotten one very important member of the crew: themself!
With FCG as your guide, you’ll learn important gems such as:
• Truth is like engine oil. It might taste bitter, but you gotta drink it!**
• Do unto others as if you know what the word “unto” means.
• And more!
Written by cast member Sam Riegel and featuring beautiful, full-color illustrations by Thorn L. Knight, this is the perfect gift for Critters of all ages who need a friendly reminder that taking care of themselves is important in order to have a Smiley Day!
*Not actually licensed or a therapist.
**Do not drink engine oil.
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About the Author
Sam Riegel is an actor, director, writer, and founding member of Critical Role, currently serving as Executive Producer of their hit adult animated series "The Legend of Vox Machina." His favorite therapy is spending time with his wonderful wife, their two incredible children, and Rigatoni the dog.
Critical Role is the most popular story-driven and worldbuilding digital media brand in the world. While it started off as a roleplaying game between a group of friends in 2012, Critical Role has since evolved into a multiplatform entertainment phenomenon that has branched out into a variety of shows and endeavors.
Critical Role is the most popular story-driven and worldbuilding digital media brand in the world. While it started off as a roleplaying game between a group of friends in 2012, Critical Role has since evolved into a multiplatform entertainment phenomenon that has branched out into a variety of shows and endeavors.
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