Gregor
I would highly recommend this to anyone who has yet to delve into how our diet has changed over the last century or so. Whilst I already knew the overarching story, the author shared many enlightening details that I duly highlighted. I was also pleasantly surprised to find a short section at the end, written by Saifedean Ammous, giving advice on obtaining and cooking meat and bones. There were a few noticeable typos which was a shame to see but I nonetheless thoroughly enjoyed this book.
I would highly recommend this to anyone who has yet to delve into how our diet has changed over the last century or so. Whilst I already knew the overarching story, the author shared many enlightening details that I duly highlighted. I was also pleasantly surprised to find a short section at the end, written by Saifedean Ammous, giving advice on obtaining and cooking meat and bones. There were a few noticeable typos which was a shame to see but I nonetheless thoroughly enjoyed this book.
The multiple perspectives make this less of a page-turner than Brown's earlier novels in the series but do make for a thrilling third act that has me excited to jump into the sequel. I particularly appreciated Darrow's introspection and reflections on a decade of war, what that has cost, and whether it has been and will be worth it. Another strong entry in a series that continues to impress!
The multiple perspectives make this less of a page-turner than Brown's earlier novels in the series but do make for a thrilling third act that has me excited to jump into the sequel. I particularly appreciated Darrow's introspection and reflections on a decade of war, what that has cost, and whether it has been and will be worth it. Another strong entry in a series that continues to impress!