Irresistible
Book Review
Everybody at least needs to think through this; however, the book feels a little sensationalistic. Also, it has way too many stories for my liking, but I grant that some will love it for that reason. Adam Alter ends the book with some helpful suggestions for folks to handle their compulsive behavior with technology. While you may not feel like this directly applies to you, you very likely know somebody who it would apply to. Some people don't event realize what has happened to them, and perhaps, this book will wake them up. I do wonder if Adam Alter tacitly downplays the challenges of previous generations as he deals with the challenges of this generation.
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I am nuts about books. I read on all kinds of topics. I attempt to review each book I read for the sake of my own enrichment as well as conversation starters with others.
God has called me to be a pastor, and occasionally I have some pastoral thoughts I like to share.
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