I found the first halfish of this book somewhat long-winded and a bit boring. And very populist. More than I’m willing to be with any great enthusiasm. But the second halfish was better. I like reading about the terrible health effects of meat. The awful health conditions and poor testing of it’s production. I don’t eat meat, so I get to pat myself on the back sanctimoniously. Yay!

It’s not as good as everyone says, but everyone says it’s the bste book ever, so that’s not surprising. It’s certainly a worthwhile read.