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Thinking About It Only Makes It Worse: And Other Lessons from Modern Life
David Mitchell
3.34 AVERAGE
207 reviews for:
Thinking About It Only Makes It Worse: And Other Lessons from Modern Life
David Mitchell
3.34 AVERAGE
Couldn’t stand this book. Took me ages to read it. There were a few points that made me laugh out loud.
emotional
funny
informative
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
Love David Mitchel and laughed out loud because of his choice of words, but the time and place he’s covering isn’t interesting to me anymore.
***An ARC of Thinking About It Only Makes It Worse by David Mitchell was generously provided to me via NetGalley in exchange of honest review.
To be honest with you, I have never heard about David Mitchell before. I'm not familiar with American comedian other than the obvious one, such as Ellen or.. Heck, I don't know, okay? I only know Ellen. Haha. Even though I know some, I don't know that in American they call them comedian. I guess I know them as actors or hosts.
This book is not as witty or funny as I thought it's going to be. Surprisingly, it's smart and made me nods in agreement. I enjoyed the style of writing too, simple and understandable.
But it's not making me want to Google David Mitchell though. I guess to me, so far, he's an author not a comedian.
To be honest with you, I have never heard about David Mitchell before. I'm not familiar with American comedian other than the obvious one, such as Ellen or.. Heck, I don't know, okay? I only know Ellen. Haha. Even though I know some, I don't know that in American they call them comedian. I guess I know them as actors or hosts.
This book is not as witty or funny as I thought it's going to be. Surprisingly, it's smart and made me nods in agreement. I enjoyed the style of writing too, simple and understandable.
But it's not making me want to Google David Mitchell though. I guess to me, so far, he's an author not a comedian.
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
It’s quite historic but makes you laugh looking back at some of the things that have happened over the years.
Hmmm.. Even though I did not have any trouble getting through it, I found it quite funny at times, I did not feel like I really wanted to keep reading, but yet I did. That is the best way I can describe this book. You kind of want to keep reading, but not really, because sometimes it is quite funny and sometimes it is not, and thus you just kind of sit through it. So 'it was ok' really sums it up in a less complex way.
funny
Absolutely hilarious and surprisingly sensible. We should have made him prime minister as soon as the book was published.
Momentarily brilliant but frequently outdated. If you don't remember fondly the politics of yesteryear you'll probably find most of these articles a little uninteresting.