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As far as Christian self-help books go this is one of the better ones. As an atheist now this is about one of the only books I read while i was a Christian that I think holds any real value. At worst it’s teaching Christians to be more open and tolerant.

One of the more convincing and altruistic approaches for defending ones belief in a Christian god. But ultimately his arguments fail and fall flat.

As a former Christian and now atheist I oddly don’t hate this book. It was like a lighthouse for me when i was a Christian drowning in the church. It’d be obviously mocked by any modern hip lefty atheists (ie people like me), but overall his message to men is a welcome one of responsibility and ownership.

I don’t have anything to say that other reviewers haven’t said better. This book is or isn’t for you. And it is so deeply for me.

One of the best books for anyone who writes js. Some of the tips and advice in here are outdated or a little too Crockford’s cranky opinion vs empire or evidence — but on the whole highly recommended.

Love this book as a kid.

Loved this book as a kid.

Vintage portrait of American prep. A time capsule of a book.

Horrifying little story that somehow involves Snapchat.

Solid, tight, and entertaining intro to Sass.

God I love this book. Short. Self contained. Not pretentious. Way less heavy than LotR.

You gotta give this to your kid when they graduate high school. Thems the rules.

I read this anytime I didn’t know what else to read in elementary. I adore this book.

I adore this book. This an oddly deep story about anger that masquerades as a silly kids book.

This book is a departure from the rest. Things aren’t following the same school year cycle. Everything is upside down. They’re adults here with adult responsibilities. The guard rails are gone. Shit is serious. I dunno how she wrapped this up satisfyingly but she did.