JohnLBevan

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Really enjoyed this book and especially liked the tourettes sufferer's perspective.

The end of the book was good, but felt a little lazy; i.e. having the resolved events of the book handed to me, rather than being left with enough information throughout the book to draw my own conclusions.

I lemmed it.
I'd heard great things about this book, but think it was targeting an audience who look up to Harvard Business School as being something special / those to whom the NY Times best sellers appeal... I've learnt that I don't see the world in they way those people do; so this type of book isn't for me.

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Like so many of his stories, this book has some really imaginative ideas and imagery, but lacks a solid core in which you can invest. I think fans of Lovecraft would love this book, but personally I need more resolution/structure to any mysterious events, and I don't enjoy the horror of violence without there being some narrative reason to justify it.

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