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Title: Simplistic writing is one thing, but...
Review: ...just plain bad grammar and careless mechanical errors are another. I had a hard time muddling through this book, for the countless compositional mistakes were extremely distracting; the "reading experience" practically becomes ruined. Honestly, I'm not even sure how this novel made it past the presses with such slipshod work.In my opinion, one does not need anything akin to a magnifying glass or a college degree in order to detect said mistakes -- they practically jump out at you from the page.It's a shame that this story becomes overpowered by typographical errors, for its message contains positive, inspirational themes regarding self-esteem and spirituality. Oddly enough, Brown's writing seems to come alive (and error-free) during the intimate love scenes, of which I did thoroughly enjoy. But after the thrill has gone, the reader is left cold again with stale writing, a rushed ending, and even more typos.
