Review: Entertaining and thought-provoking
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 10, 2014
The Existential Millennial Crisis is definitely the type of book that I like to call a "buy once, read twice" (or multiple times in this case). It's not often these days that a book leaves me thinking about the material long after I have finished, and though the author can be quite silly and humorous throughout the book, I think he has a lot of great points all expressed in a real and raw way that really is quite refreshing; it's uncensored and unadulterated and I love how the author isn't afraid to speak his mind and let it all out.Overall, it's entertaining and captivating while being very insightful at the same time- a perfect blend that I haven't seen much of elsewhere lately. Definitely a very satisfying and unique read.