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A review by heatherhira
Can I See Your I.D.?: True Stories of False Identities by Paul Hoppe, Chris Barton
2.0
The premise of this book is simple enough and I found the cursory level of detail enough to learn a bit about the topic.
The style of writing, though, drove me nuts. It's all written in second person, as if to the subject of each section. This was not only confusing but annoying to try and figure out what was opinion and what was fact. I appreciate the quirkiness of presenting information this way but it's not my favorite.
The style of writing, though, drove me nuts. It's all written in second person, as if to the subject of each section. This was not only confusing but annoying to try and figure out what was opinion and what was fact. I appreciate the quirkiness of presenting information this way but it's not my favorite.