Title: A Perfect Buddha Does Not Make a Perfect Book
Product review: The book is a poorly crafted story about a man so self indulgent and arrogant that he equates a pot induced stupor to enlightenment. The author's irreverence to Buddhism might be excused if there was even some small acnowledgement of the validity of others' beliefs. Greenwald was determined to write a book no matter what it took. It is not surprising that he wrote a book about himself. This isn't a book about a man searching for the perfect Buddha. It is a book about a self obsessed man searching for something to write about.
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