Queen B’s Decree: Y’all know I read about 92% romance, 5% thrillers, and 2% nonfiction so Conversations with People Who Hate Me is something that would normally have never been on my radar. But I found it to be an interesting read.
I was not aware of Dylan Marron prior to reading (I’m an old millennial that doesn’t stay up to date on the internet) but I found CwPWHM to be thought-provoking. So many people on the internet use it to say anything without any repercussions: what happens if you spoke to them and tried to have a calm discussion?
CwPWHM promotes empathy and calm discussion, but it does come across a little like virtue signaling. Regardless, it was well written and gave me a lot to consider. I think it’s worth reading and it especially makes you think about how you plan to interact in the future.
Book: Conversations with People Who Hate Me by Dylan Marron
Series: standalone
Genre: Nonfiction
Hotness: none
Plot Devices/Tropes: internet lingo