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Alina Galimova galimovamalina — 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.

Catherine Foster catherinefoster — Interesting and lively account of smallpox epidemic in Puritan Boston and debate among Mather, Franklin and various others on vaccination and the role of the church. Williams has no trouble bringing this period to life but his depiction of Cotton Mather as a man of science and reason taking on the superstitious peasantry is simply bizarre in light of Mather's role as unrepentant chief supporter and instigator of the Salem Witch Trials of the late 1600's -- which Williams completely and utterly glosses over. Sort of like discussing Dr. Mengele's brilliant medical career. An unforgivable lapse.

Diana Avelar davelarpires — so, so beautifully written. I actually read it twice in a row because it's so pretty. that's saying a lot when the narrator spewing said beautiful prose has an unhealthy obsession with prepubescent girls.

Jia Ning jianingchuc03f — It was a serious subject told in a funny way. Vizzini did a great job explain how the depression started, what the "shift" meant, gave the main character a sense of humor and wonderful parents. That part was really kinda nice.