Title: Great cure for insomnia
Product review: Buddenbrooks is a pitiful example of German literature. What is told to the reader in ~750 pages could be edited into probably 300 pages. Mann seems to be obsessed with eating breakfast, because it seems that half the novel is describing their meals. The novel itself is long, tedious, and so meticiously divided that the reader wonders if Mann spent more time writing the novel or diving them up into dainty sections.
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