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Over and over and over again

Revisado: 09-20-18

(Spoilers obviously)
A tedious and monotonous reiteration of a concept long since done and done again.
Cons:
-The inter-chapter babble of consciousness aimlessly trying to point you in the next general concepts direction, or re-iterating it.
-The not so subtle political commentary.
-The length. This could’ve been a novella, and achieved the same goal.
-Minimal to no overarching plot.
-Charlie is awful, he’s not even really doing the whole “honoring life” thing he spews every so often. He’s more of a proxy, at best a usb and a tape recorder.

Pros:
-PETER KENNY’S amazing performance saved this almost single handedly. It allowed me to get through the whole thing.
-Claire North’s attention to detail when it comes to people he meets and places Charlie goes. The best part about this book, in my opinion, was the people and places.
-The concept of Death. Not just the death of someone but the death of ideas. Very much enjoyed this take on it.

Overall I struggled to make it through this book but I would say because of Peter Kenny’s performance and parts of the subject matter that I don’t regret getting it. A few key things stood in the way of something amazing. Mostly the cons I listed above. If you like Peter Kenny and books with a highly descriptive nature, this one might be worth a once over.

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