Diary of an Oxygen Thief

"i don’t even know where to start. this book has been the most infuriating to read. the way women are talked about in this novel are absolutely disgusting and the way he tries to make it seem like he had gotten karma for it is even worse"

"This is the worst book I’ve ever read. I was shocked to find out there are sequels. 0/10. "

"this book was good in the end but it was hard to follow but I understood the point of the book."

"very interesting book, though i did really enjoy it. i love these types of books and i cant wait to start the remaining two i have by this author"

"honestly i liked the guy. when you see his struggles, you can understand where he’s coming from in a lot of ways. it doesn’t mean it’s the right thing to do, but he does show a different side of things most of us don’t think about."

"Diary of a raging misogynist would be a more appropriate title. Basically, a guy treats women like crap but wants you to feel bad for him because one woman embarrassed him. He tries to hard to be edgy but just comes off as pretentious and whiny, wanting a big pity party to boost his ego. 0/10 don't waste your time."

"I am in LOVE with A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas "

"Not intriguing lol hate the narrator. I know you’re supposed to but I ended on page 4"

"Very quick but good read! One of the first books I read when getting into reading and I read it in about 2-3 hours. I would recommend this book plus it has a great hook!"

"This book is literal trash. At first, I thought this was fiction, but as I read on, I started to realize this is someone's actual life. I think the worst aspect of the book is that the author is so obsessed with himself that he actually thinks his life is worth writing about - it's really not remotely interesting. Rather than discussing his struggles with addiction & recovery (which could have made for interesting subject matter), the author writes about the most ridiculous, superficial bs like his dating woes, masturbation habits, real estate issues, and hatred of Midwestern winters. I wish I was exaggerating when I say this book is conceptually and prosaically the WORST book I've ever read. Honestly, it's not even worth the paper it's printed on."