Once again a book I just took the title because in the hand and the blurb but then I won the purchase: Doof Stephan Bonner and Anne Weiss.
While we gave generation Golf Florian Ilies still happy flashbacks and memories of Playmobil, Aktenzeichen XY and the class struggle between Pelikan and Geha did indulge, wait Doof with many uncomfortable truths.
Whether Pisa test saudämliche self-promoter on Youtube, political ignorance, dull Bedröhnung by poor television formats or ex-hop and relationships, the authors take a close look at everything and not from himself.
The dumbing down of society and the disinterest in anything that did not deal directly with their own little microcosm, takes not only to themselves but is routine.
learning is not cool, even at small obstacles will be abolished and direct wish fulfillment for granted. If the partner is not perfect, nice and smoothly compatible, a new one is looking, who cares about the current German Interior Minister and a book that was not filmed, can not even be good.
The whole this is very funny and I laughed a few times, but I often caught myself also here that I caught myself felt of myself to justify or even started my own to make clear the points on which I quite different and thus have not addressed. It is tempting to do the latter here, but I can barely speak.
In part, the authors slip into the platitude, but I am assuming that the generalizations and the thick coating are quite intent.
I can recommend the book, but only people who are honest to yourself and not get mad when they get held up a mirror that shows that's not all what they perceive as beautiful and positive.
I for one am also a part of Generation Doof and contribute to - whether I like it or not. I like the way many
not how to read the reviews on Amazon. It is already seen interesting to see how polarized this book. I would also think of "WhiteStar" and his review of "Measures dogs?" at. Even if you do not like the style, with statements such as "before there was even Dork," "all too general," it offers no solutions "can not disguise it, that one feels touched.
The reviews make it almost as much fun as the book itself
