Review: Mancode Demystified
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 26, 2011
I hate to admit it, but before reading Rachel Thompson's Mancode I had never deliberately read a humorous book. The idea of reading a book just because it was funny had never occurred to me, but I'm happy to say that after reading Thompson's The Mancode: Exposed I now know what I'm missing.Sometimes the funniest things lie in the little truths that are all around and Thompson shines a hilarious light on men, women and the relationships between the two in The Mancode: Exposed.The Mancode: Exposed quite literally had me laughing out loud. It's witty, sarcastic, and bright. It captures so precisely the things that make both men and women tick, and the things about each that drive the other crazy.Thompson has an openness to her style that is captivating. She writes as though she is talking to a friend allowing you entrance to her life, her husband's life and her observations of others for the sole purpose of your enjoyment.While I had ever read a humorous book before, you had better believe I definitely will again, in fact, I now have Thompson's first book, A Walk in the Snark to read in the future. After reading The Mancode: Exposed I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a funny and light read with tons of wit, sarcasm and yes, a healthy dose of snark. I liked it so much I'm buying copies for my family members.