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keats_the_listener 's review for:
Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish
by David Rakoff
As all good poetry goes
In order to truly appreciate the pros
The best course of action it to the listen to the words
I can't come up with a good rhyme with words, other than angry birds
Throughout the experience of reading this book
I was startled by the direction it took
Linear thought, and a simple straight narrative
Generally seems to be in most literature the imperative
Rakoff's choice to explore the world through the brief interactions of each individual
truly does draws out and explains human nature interactions like it were the pauli exclusion principle
All in all i would recommend you listen to this book
But listen to a real recording of it, and not the electronic voice that comes out of a Nook (i'm not sure if Nook's have text to speech like a kindle, but it rhymes)
In order to truly appreciate the pros
The best course of action it to the listen to the words
I can't come up with a good rhyme with words, other than angry birds
Throughout the experience of reading this book
I was startled by the direction it took
Linear thought, and a simple straight narrative
Generally seems to be in most literature the imperative
Rakoff's choice to explore the world through the brief interactions of each individual
truly does draws out and explains human nature interactions like it were the pauli exclusion principle
All in all i would recommend you listen to this book
But listen to a real recording of it, and not the electronic voice that comes out of a Nook (i'm not sure if Nook's have text to speech like a kindle, but it rhymes)