The title comes from the Kannada saying "pustakada badanekaayi ooTakke aagolla" which roughly translated means the Brinjal (or aubergine if you prefer) in the book cannot be used to eat / cook. I have always enjoyed the world of words from as long as I can remember and in here I try to write down my opinions about the books I read. No reviews just opinions!
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
A midsummer night's gene
A classic case of never judge the book by the cover! The blurb on the back cover was very funny, the book was not. To give myself credit I did try very hard. Read more than 50 pages and didn't see the humour promised in the back cover. Considering this is a sci-fi parody (based on Shakespeare's midsummer night's dream if you haven't already guessed by the title) that I was reading right after Douglas Adams, made things only worse. I gave up! I am going to be wary of author Andrew Harman from now onwards, that is for sure!
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