Review: A Poor Excuse for a Book
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2013
The question "Should I read this?" should be included because this is by far the most terrible excuse for a "book" I've ever encountered. While I am usually one who refrains from harsh criticism and even contend for the opposing side at times, there is no masking the sheer stupidity this failed drivel has exhibited. I wouldn't be surprised if my IQ dropped reading this idiocy, seeing how utterly unintelligent it is. In all seriousness, I find it hard to believe that this book is sincere in its content, for it writes as more of a sarcastic parody or satire than a legitimate book. If the former are the case, then the author poorly exemplified the art; if the latter is, then failure is evident nevertheless.Let me explain just exactly what this piss-poor book contains: every question is written by the apparent author and rarely extends past a short sentence. Moreover, there is a pseudo-intellectual, wannabe-deep atmosphere surrounding each inquiry, as if the author seriously believes he/she is some profound and witty thinker. This book is essentially a classic example of a tryhard who fails to recognize their own incompetency. Despite how this book was free, I still feel like I paid too much. Unless you doubt my claims and wish to see the crap for yourself, or if you are a fan of poor humor, I highly recommend passing up this trash from taking up space in your library. If you're so bent on reading bad "literature," though, then go right ahead.