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A review by brittski
Eat Only When You're Hungry by Lindsay Hunter
1.0
This book was such a disappointment.
Greg, an overweight retired accountant, goes on a journey to find his drug addicted son who's been missing for three weeks.
Honestly, Greg is a really fat guy who can't stop eating and doesn't really care what it is doing to himself. He's divorced to his son's mother, and his current marriage isn't all that great either. He finally decides to get his butt off the couch and look for his son, but in reality he only goes to three places.
This book just was not what I was hoping it would be. It made me quite sad actually. There was no plot, there was no journey, the main character barely changed. This could have been an excellent platform for facing and overcoming addiction, but alas it did not. I'm really thankful it was only 209 pages and I didn't waste a ton of time on it.
Greg, an overweight retired accountant, goes on a journey to find his drug addicted son who's been missing for three weeks.
Honestly, Greg is a really fat guy who can't stop eating and doesn't really care what it is doing to himself. He's divorced to his son's mother, and his current marriage isn't all that great either. He finally decides to get his butt off the couch and look for his son, but in reality he only goes to three places.
This book just was not what I was hoping it would be. It made me quite sad actually. There was no plot, there was no journey, the main character barely changed. This could have been an excellent platform for facing and overcoming addiction, but alas it did not. I'm really thankful it was only 209 pages and I didn't waste a ton of time on it.