OMG SCHOOL

i have just spent what, 4 hours? writing 2 book reviews and 1 book talk.
yes, i admit that it's my fault for procrastinating so much,
but i still think forcing us to write book reviews is pointless.
especially for non-fiction books.
don't get me wrong, i actually liked the non-fiction book i read.
but, come on, 400 words???? i could write it in 40 freaking words!!!!

Title of book: The best i could by Subhas Anandan


This book is partly an autobiography of Subhas Anandan, a well known criminal lawyer. It also contains information on infamous cases he has taken on.

It is interesting and i recommend people interested in law to read it.



there, 38 words, not including the title, count it yourself.
see what i mean?
the other 360 words were basically the same thing written again and again differently.
i was literally sitting at my dining table at 2am flipping through the thesaurus looking for 5 other words with the same meaning as 'interesting' and 'good' since i'd used 'original' so many times in my other review i couldn't risk using it again.


i don't mind reading the books, honestly.
just don't make me write any reviews on it.

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