Title: One in a long line of throwaway gimmick books. No harm done.
Product review: As a Notre Dame alum, I can only bemusedly shrug and express my condolences for Finebaum's modest literary talent, the primary product of which is his series of "I Hate" books (this mercenary oeuvre of literary chaff may be viewed herein by recourse to the author link).Finebaum is as skilled in marketing as in writing, evidenced by his churning out of such perceptive titles as "I Hate U Maine," an institution which garners about as much vitriol as the Public Broadcasting System. A tremendous surprise it is that such brilliant work is now out of print, apparently less successful even than the other stellar tomes in the "I Hate" pantheon, each of which dwells in the netherworld of Amazon popularity.Of course, the ultimate justice has already been served, as the best book in the series is titled "I Hate Paul Finebaum : 303 Reasons Why You Should, Too," by Tommy Charles.There is no reason to hate Paul Finebaum. His books speak for themselves.
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