"Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant?" is a graphic memoir by Roz Chast that explores her experiences caring for her aging parents. Through a combination of humor and poignant illustrations, Chast captures the challenges and emotional complexities of dealing with their declining health and eventual deaths. The book addresses themes of family, aging, and the inevitability of loss, while also highlighting the absurdities of life. Chast's unique artistic style and candid storytelling provide readers with a relatable perspective on the often difficult conversations surrounding mortality and caregiving.