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A review by themermaddie
A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor by Hank Green
5.0
i genuinely think this duology should be required reading for everyone, especially if you are online at all.
it took me several months to muster up the willpower to finish this book because i simply did not want it to end. despite the four month gap between starting and finishing it, i thought about this book every single day. it's one of those books whose worlds just
gets absorbed into the truth of my life, a fact made particularly easy by the internetness of it all. this book takes the idea of "terminally online" extremely literally, i can't imagine a better read for today's day and age.
it's always my favourite books that end up getting the shortest reviews, and for that i am truly sorry. i just genuinely do not think i can put my love for this book into words, so the next best thing i can do is encourage you to read it.
it took me several months to muster up the willpower to finish this book because i simply did not want it to end. despite the four month gap between starting and finishing it, i thought about this book every single day. it's one of those books whose worlds just
gets absorbed into the truth of my life, a fact made particularly easy by the internetness of it all. this book takes the idea of "terminally online" extremely literally, i can't imagine a better read for today's day and age.
it's always my favourite books that end up getting the shortest reviews, and for that i am truly sorry. i just genuinely do not think i can put my love for this book into words, so the next best thing i can do is encourage you to read it.