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A review by neonbuffalo
The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century by Thomas L. Friedman
2.0
Poorly written and repetitive. Combine those two and it makes for arduous reading. I feel as though I read the same book 4 times over.
Dear Jesus,
Please don't allow Thomas Friedman to write version 4.0. If this happens I will consider that a sign of the Apocalypse.
Your BFF,
Noel
I'm so tired from laboriously reading this book that I can't even continue to discuss the awfulness that is this book. For a chapter or maybe even two I thought it was good, and then that chapter got longer and the words looked the same only with different sentence structures... you see how annoying it is when one says the same thing over and over...
If you must, read chapter 2 and you'll get the essence of his perspective.
Dear Jesus,
Please don't allow Thomas Friedman to write version 4.0. If this happens I will consider that a sign of the Apocalypse.
Your BFF,
Noel
I'm so tired from laboriously reading this book that I can't even continue to discuss the awfulness that is this book. For a chapter or maybe even two I thought it was good, and then that chapter got longer and the words looked the same only with different sentence structures... you see how annoying it is when one says the same thing over and over...
If you must, read chapter 2 and you'll get the essence of his perspective.