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A review by abeanforlife
Conversations with People Who Hate Me: 12 Things I Learned from Talking to Internet Strangers by Dylan Marron
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
reflective
tense
slow-paced
3.0
Conversations With People Who Hate Me
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ or (7.3/10)
Credibility/Research - 9
Authenticity/Uniqueness - 10
Writing - 7
Personal Impact - 6
Intrigue - 5
Logic/Informativeness - 9
Enjoyment - 5
Okay, definitely mixed feelings on this one. I started to enjoy this book, but then I lost interest. And it started to feel like a never-ending cycle and then the writing got to be overwhelming for me. Not all nonfiction books are overwhelming to me but this one was and I was disappointed. I will say, however, that it pointed to major issues in society, and gave insight and hope on what people think, feel, and act. But it didn't personally impact me to the extent that I thought it would. Overall, not a bad book, but just wasn't for me :/
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ or (7.3/10)
Credibility/Research - 9
Authenticity/Uniqueness - 10
Writing - 7
Personal Impact - 6
Intrigue - 5
Logic/Informativeness - 9
Enjoyment - 5
Okay, definitely mixed feelings on this one. I started to enjoy this book, but then I lost interest. And it started to feel like a never-ending cycle and then the writing got to be overwhelming for me. Not all nonfiction books are overwhelming to me but this one was and I was disappointed. I will say, however, that it pointed to major issues in society, and gave insight and hope on what people think, feel, and act. But it didn't personally impact me to the extent that I thought it would. Overall, not a bad book, but just wasn't for me :/