Aaron
Short, unpretentious, and full of soul
Exercise in navel gazing, trite metaphors. Some nice moments but overall not a fan
Exercise in navel gazing, trite metaphors. Some nice moments but overall not a fan
The most irritating book I've ever read. Irritating in that uniquely American way, with all the usual faux pas related to identity. It's schmaltzy, overwrought, and littered with sentences that pained me to read.
“It's what his muscles know, especially that largest muscle in his inventory - his soul.”
🤮🤮
The most irritating book I've ever read. Irritating in that uniquely American way, with all the usual faux pas related to identity. It's schmaltzy, overwrought, and littered with sentences that pained me to read.
“It's what his muscles know, especially that largest muscle in his inventory - his soul.”
🤮🤮
