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A review by _mery98_
Books of Adam: The Blunder Years by Adam Ellis
3.0
3.5/5
It was easy-read, and each chapter was a blog-like short story about the years when the author moved to Portland. Almost on each page, you got a good laugh, and the final chapters had pretty serious debates about whether humans are capable of doing truly good deeds without thinking themselves. It also did teach me stuff about tea that I didn't know of.
It was easy-read, and each chapter was a blog-like short story about the years when the author moved to Portland. Almost on each page, you got a good laugh, and the final chapters had pretty serious debates about whether humans are capable of doing truly good deeds without thinking themselves. It also did teach me stuff about tea that I didn't know of.