Biotechnology Vs. The Teenage Schoolgirl : A Collection of Short Stories, Poems, and other Garbage

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Summary: Actually...
Review: I would have given this -5 stars, as this has to be the worst book I've ever read. Or didn't read, considering I never finished it. This has to be the most juvenile, trite CRAP ever written. If you enjoy reading something that a lobotimized 9th grade creative writing class dropout would write, try it...otherwise find something else.

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Summary: laugh out loud literary riot!
Review: Since the book obviously hasn't been edited, I can't give it five stars. But that's my only complaint. Overall, I found Biotech- to be one of the funniest books I've read in a long time, as well as a mildly insightful one. A few stories were hit and miss. "Charlie and the Jungle," (written in Keiths high school days) wasn't spectacular, but certainly had its moments. "Four Ripples" (an adventure set in feudal japan) was astounding. "Randy C. Parsic" was cool, and I want to know what happens next with the title character, Chaos. Then there were the college stories. I honestly wonder how much truth was involved in those. Fact or fiction, my sides were aching for hours after I read through them. And as for the poetry... it's not your typical Shakespearian ho-hum sonnet type stuff. I don't know how to explain it, but just one of Keiths poems, serious or humorous, makes it worth owning the whole book. Absolutely brilliant.