Thursday, November 12, 2009

Tipping Point

The Tipping Point as a novel is an extremely well written and focuses on topics that were well researched and accurate. Each tipping point was explained in great detail and followed a specific rule. Each tipping point was used as an example for a rule, and often a rule had several tipping point examples making it easy for the reader to understand the point.

However, at times the book was confusing as it would constantly reference hush puppies although they seemed to not fit in the setting the author would place them. If the author talked less about hush puppies and focused solely on the tipping points the book would have been easier to follow.

1 comment:

  1. The book confused me at times too. Although, I did enjoy it a lot more than Nickel and Dimed.

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