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A review by jxchiodo
The Man Who Watched The World End by Chris Dietzel
4.0
A thought provoking diary of a reminiscent man living his last days caring for a non-functional brother, he faces challenges one wouldn't think of dealing with as the world ends...rising age causing multiple limitations, struggling with his decisions, & the dangers of common pets that are now surviving their own way in the wild.
It was well written, seeing as their is only one viewpoint it never got dull or boring. I loved the stories & memories of the last things of civilization...the last baseball game & high school graduation. It's amazing, living that life of inevitable end & never losing sight of the important things that really matter in life; family, relationships, love...
It was well written, seeing as their is only one viewpoint it never got dull or boring. I loved the stories & memories of the last things of civilization...the last baseball game & high school graduation. It's amazing, living that life of inevitable end & never losing sight of the important things that really matter in life; family, relationships, love...