Above Average: 80%
A satire concerned with avoiding war with China, most found the book pretty humorous, though a main issue was that the politics of the book already feel dated, as the story takes place in the Bush era and the political climate has already changed immensely.
Above Average: 82%
A graphic and sometimes-depressing novel about oppression in North Korea, its story is vivid and effective, though sometimes a little absurd.
Above Average: 81%
This extremely relevant novel about a (semi) dystopian future-China was hailed as an important political work even if the third act did fall a bit flat (though that was mainly attributed to the English translation)
Avoid: 42%
An interesting book about America’s current problems and how to fix them, though most believed the book didn’t discuss actual solutions, and when it did, they were neither practical nor groundbreaking.
Avoid: 50%
‘Back to Work’ offers clear solutions Clinton believes will bring America out of the recession, but the book is plagued by implausibility and Clinton’s role in policy-making that led to the book’s stated problems.
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