Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs : A Low Culture Manifesto (CD-Audio)

from KatiBruneau

For the parts that one has experienced, this author can have you literally laughing out loud. This book provides a refreshing laugh when looking at a lot of our lives through a different perspective. The title was definitely eye catching and for the most part, the text between the pages held up i...

from moonriver

This was really interesting! Some of the chapters I could've done without, but that's probably because I know nothing about basketball and don't care about country music. It was laugh out loud funny and made me see certain things differently. Not to say it changed my mind, but it offered a differ...

from StephenBarkley

I'll be the first to admit it. This is one of the more unlikely titles you'll see reviewed by this pastor. Klosterman is Coupland without a conscience-Žižek without political science. He wears the black hat proudly and although you might cringe at some of the things he confesses to, he comes off ...

from alana_leigh

It's not that I didn't like this book... Okay, that's exactly what it is. But the real issue I had with Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs is this: I've either had every conversation in this book (which I enjoyed more than these essay versions of them) or I've walked away from the conversation because i...

from alanna1122

I should have read this book 10 years ago. I think I would have liked it even more back then - but given its subject matter - it is pretty amazing that it is still enjoyable so many years later. I loved some of the chapters (real world chapter for one) I found the sports chapters boring because I...