Title: This book is ka ka
Product review: Let's say you went into your kitchen and made 600 bean-and-cheese burritos, then left them out in the sun for about 12 hours, then fed them to a horse. The resulting output would be equivalent in quality and value to this book.See the excellent reviews submitted here by "Giblet" and M. Veiluva, which which I agree wholeheartedly, except that I think they were too kind. In short, the book is superficial and sensationalistic. The writer uses a tiresome self consciously "clever" tone throughout. And the bulk of it is filler. It could easily be summarized in a medium-length magazine article without dropping anything important.And the title is idiotic and insulting. It sounds as if some marketing nitwit was trying to "target" the book towards 18- to 24-year-olds by making it seem "edgy." ("They'll buy it because it's FREAKy!")
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