Title: Would you?
Product review: This book is like an onion, with many layers of emotion and not-so-subtle challenges to your world-view. If you are reading this review, more than likely you are well-read, middle-class or better, and above-average intelligence. The 'hero' of this book was none of those things, but that all changed with an experiment. Today, you often hear the term differently-gifted to describe persons of lower intellectual capacity. But, broadly speaking, we are all 'differently-gifted.' You may not be gifted athletically, logically, aesthetically, spirtually... Would you be willing to become the "most interesting man in the world," but for only a brief time knowing that it would be a fleeting temporary experience? While Charlie doesn't choose, think about yourself. Athletes and many entertainers, in a manner, are very much like Charlie in some ways. Their glory is but a candle, burning bright for an hour. There are many other interesting questions raised between the lines of Charlie's journal.
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