Title: Snoozorama
Product review: A blurb on the cover of this book says "Prepare to be dazzled" -- so, being an ex-Boy Scout, I brushed my choppers, took a multivitamin, and hired a sitter for the cat before settling in for the night with a copy of "Freakonomics". After all, a book that promises to "explore the hidden side of everything" sounds intriguing as all get out, and I couldn't wait to dig in and "be dazzled". Unfortunately, after reading this slim volume (Q: Can "the hidden side of everything" be explored in 256 pages? A: I don't believe so.), I simply wasn't dazzled. Maybe it's just that I didn't find the fact that real estate agents, on average, tend to put more effort into selling their own homes than they do that of their clients; or that rich people are more likely to name their daughter "Ava" rather than "Brittany". I'm sorry, but that stuff just isn't dazzling.
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