Y es que Templeton es una escritora mediocre, con un estilo informal que, aunque consigue tener cierta gracia, literariamente hablando deja muchísimo que desear. Pero visto el panorama, me cuidaré mucho de volver a cometer ese error. No creo que haya leído nunca nada de la autora, Karen Templeton.

Y, sorprendentemente con ella se puede definir toda mi experiencia con esta novela que, además, resulta aburrida y pesada con ganas. En Qué desastre de vida, la palabra “desastre” no está puesta de manera casual. Ok so what Karen Templeton has done is taken like 22 eggs and put them into a carton, blasphemy! And I don't mind saying kind of a headache to read.Īs you read this review something may occur to you and the answer is yes, this book made me dumber.Ī veces los títulos de los libros resultan muy reveladores, descubriéndonos que nos va a parecer la lectura. I sort of lost my train of thought and want breakfast.Right the eggs are the words, cartons the sentence. Now I love eggs as much as the next person but these extra eggs will be a problem, they will sit awkwardly if not haphazardly in said carton, they could slip and slide all over the fridge, basically fucked up my day these extra eggs, they have. 17 eggs will not fit in an egg carton that houses a dozen. Imagine if you have an egg carton that holds a dozen eggs, but you have 17 eggs.

Some of the sentences have like 50 words in them, but they are not conveying a lot of info, they are just extremely wordy. Words are great, but they are free and no one will ever take them from you, you do not need to use ALL of the words that ever were in your book. No the most annoying girl ever, who gets dumped at the alter, which after 90 pages you question why he asked her in the first place? Why?Īny way this author also seems to like to use lots of words.

Loose Screws by Karen Templeton