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Good evening. Today I'm going to tell you my opinion on this book that caused a stir. Honestly, I saw everyone talking about it. So I was really excited to buy it. The book's title makes you want to buy it and read it. To be honest, I couldn't finish it at all.

Not because it's not good, no, the book is considered good. But there's nothing new. It has stories, lessons, and things that are not new at all. I know them, I've heard them elsewhere, read them elsewhere, I didn't see anything new in it. Is it a book that I don't recommend reading? No, I recommend reading it for people who have no background on this topic.

Of course, the title contradicts the stories inside the book. But this is my experience with it, and honestly, I still haven't finished the book at all. Thank you.

My Father I Hate Review Summary

The book, with its catchy title 'My Father I Hate,' did not live up to expectations. The content is very ordinary, and the stories, wisdom, and sermons it presents are neither new nor innovative, but rather common and well-known information. I found no valuable addition or different perspective worth purchasing, and it was a disappointment after the title attracted me.

Not worth buying for those seeking unique content or new insights in books.

What This Review Covers

  • Brand3/5
  • Quality3/5
  • Practical4/5
  • Design4/5
  • Convenience3/5

Buying Decision Notes

Strong Points

  • The book's title is attractive and eye-catching
  • Good cover design that encourages purchase

Points To Check

  • The content is very ordinary and offers nothing new
  • Stories, wisdom, and sermons are repetitive and unoriginal
  • No different perspective or valuable addition

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers written by MyEx from this review.

Did the reviewer finish the book?

The reviewer says the book could not be finished, not because it is bad, but because nothing in it felt new.

What does the reviewer think of the stories and advice in the book?

The reviewer says the stories, wisdom and sermons are familiar, having heard and read them elsewhere.

Who does the reviewer not recommend the book to?

The reviewer does not recommend it to people with no background in the subject, and finds that the title is the opposite of the stories inside.