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César Galdón cesargaldon — I've been meaning to read this book for awhile, and I'm glad I finally got around to it. I initially thought it would only be about fast food itself, and while it does delve into some of the Upton-Sinclair-esque horrors of what passes as "food" at McD's et al, it's actually an important overview of how far-reaching the impact of McDonaldization has been for the US economy, culture, agriculture industry, and urban development. Also, this book is a pretty good complement to The Fine Print since it also goes into some detail of how much the government has failed us for the benefit of corporate interests through legislation, subsidies, and willful neglect of its duty to ensure decent work conditions, food safety, and workplace protections for workers.

Mohamed Shafy shafy — For anyone trying to a learn a foreign language the title story is a must!

Taufiq Annas taufiqannas — ** spoiler alert ** Tom Taylor, presumed to be dead, is keeping a low profile. With the help of Lizzie Hexam and Richie Savoy, Tom attempts to make contact with his father at a London book-signing/release party of Wilson Taylor's 14th Tommy Taylor book. It's a trap and the cabal descends upon them, taking Wilson's life – but not before he is able to impart some important information to his son and give him the means to clear his name. The cabal's fake book is outed and Wilson releases his very own, published-in-secret finale: “Tommy Taylor and the Day of Judgment.” Tom is expected to carry out his father's plans (to return stories to the people), but he can't find his magic. Will he be able to recharge before his enemies make their next move? And will Lizzie's fragile mental state be able to hold up under the pressure? Tom is going to need all of the help he can get. Continue to love the artwork in this series and the mixed media approach to story-telling. Part of this collection includes a choose-you-own-adventure type tale about Lizzie Hexam's origins.

Aia Arkoncel aiaarkoncel — Must have read this before but didn't remember enjoying it as much as I did now. Francie came alive and I really enjoyed this book...her growing up and her day dreams and stories made me laugh outloud

Michelle Morean michellemorean — she is a genius.