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A review by sqeeker
The World's Strongest Librarian: A Book Lover's Adventures by Josh Hanagarne
3.0
- The first half is better than the last half. The first half of the book just flew by and was a joy. The second half was slower for me.
- The introduction is filled with humor and insight. I was hooked from the get go. It sounds like there is never a dull moment at the Salt Lake City library.
- The way he describes things is hilarious, visual, and awesome!
- There were a lot of F-bombs. It surprised me. I thought this was a clean book, but there was a lot of heavy language.
- I feel a little disappointed with the book. I thought the story was about Josh overcoming Tourette's, but I feel like Tourette's won most of the battles. Josh quit school, jobs, and whatever else because of his condition. It wasn't very uplifting or encouraging in the end.
- I don't feel like the book really ended. I guess he did well in the Scottish games, but I don't know for sure. I didn't get any closure or peace from the way this book ended.
- The introduction is filled with humor and insight. I was hooked from the get go. It sounds like there is never a dull moment at the Salt Lake City library.
- The way he describes things is hilarious, visual, and awesome!
- There were a lot of F-bombs. It surprised me. I thought this was a clean book, but there was a lot of heavy language.
- I feel a little disappointed with the book. I thought the story was about Josh overcoming Tourette's, but I feel like Tourette's won most of the battles. Josh quit school, jobs, and whatever else because of his condition. It wasn't very uplifting or encouraging in the end.
- I don't feel like the book really ended. I guess he did well in the Scottish games, but I don't know for sure. I didn't get any closure or peace from the way this book ended.