Review of UNEMPLOYABLE

Post by **Tomy Chandrafrost** » 04 May 2024, 12:52

_Rhea Jacob wrote: ↑04 May 2024, 12:29 Thank you for your excellent review and for pointing out the issue with the author's previous title. It has made me realize that I may not enjoy the book as some others would but I will recommend it to friends who will be interested to read it.

Thank you for your reply. I believe providing balanced comments and responses is important because as part of the indie publishing ecosystem, we need to help advance independent authors.

Ludovica Peruzzi · Post by **Ludovica Peruzzi** » 04 May 2024, 12:54

I see how the title not fitting the contents of the book would have spoiled the experience for you, which is a shame, because the book seems well worth reading on its own, and it's something most young people today can relate to, as well. Thank you for such a thoughtful review!

Post by **Tomy Chandrafrost** » 04 May 2024, 21:15

Ludovica Peruzzi wrote: ↑04 May 2024, 12:54 I see how the title not fitting the contents of the book would have spoiled the experience for you, which is a shame, because the book seems well worth reading on its own, and it's something most young people today can relate to, as well. Thank you for such a thoughtful review!

Sure. I'm glad my review can help you. I hope that it can give insight to people that don't read the book yet so people can adjust their expectation

Dana Lawrence Lohn · Post by **Dana Lawrence Lohn** » 04 May 2024, 21:28

Agree completely that there’s massive pain in this author’s reality, that her personal experience is extremely uncommon and unlikely - which is what she’s saying when she encounters her advisees ringing her up in retail stores - and that it is a gorgeous and triumphant ending, for her, at least. My hope personally is that she looks in her rearview mirror and dedicates some of her future time to making life easier for those in similar straits who come after her. Beautiful review, Tony!

Dhathri Sharma · Post by **Dhathri Sharma** » 04 May 2024, 22:00

Review seems good. The insights into education and entrepreneurship seem valuable, despite the title not fully reflecting the content. "How I Hired Myself" sounds like a more fitting title indeed. Happy reading

Dhathri Sharma.

Aleena Augustine · Post by **Aleena Augustine** » 05 May 2024, 07:49

I can see where you're coming from! I actually read the book too, and I found it captivating for the same reasons you mentioned. The new title definitely seems more appropriate. It's always interesting to see how others interpret and connect with the same material. Great job on the review!

Ouko Okach · Post by **Ouko Okach** » 05 May 2024, 16:07

Making it in Silicon is really hard since the competition there is more than one can handle. I enjoyed your review. I am however curious about the title.

Post by **Tomy Chandrafrost** » 05 May 2024, 21:46

Dana Lawrence Lohn wrote: ↑04 May 2024, 21:28 Agree completely that there’s massive pain in this author’s reality, that her personal experience is extremely uncommon and unlikely - which is what she’s saying when she encounters her advisees ringing her up in retail stores - and that it is a gorgeous and triumphant ending, for her, at least. My hope personally is that she looks in her rearview mirror and dedicates some of her future time to making life easier for those in similar straits who come after her. Beautiful review, Tony!

Thank you for your enthusiasm and attention in reading my writings. I'm glad to help people have a better reading experience with detailed explanations.

Post by **Tomy Chandrafrost** » 05 May 2024, 22:14

Dhathri Sharma wrote: ↑04 May 2024, 22:00 Review seems good. The insights into education and entrepreneurship seem valuable, despite the title not fully reflecting the content. "How I Hired Myself" sounds like a more fitting title indeed. Happy reading

Dhathri Sharma.

Thanks for the replies. Glad that it could help the reader better to set their expectations with the book.

Post by **Tomy Chandrafrost** » 05 May 2024, 22:15

Aleena Augustine wrote: ↑05 May 2024, 07:49 I can see where you're coming from! I actually read the book too, and I found it captivating for the same reasons you mentioned. The new title definitely seems more appropriate. It's always interesting to see how others interpret and connect with the same material. Great job on the review!

Thank you for your enthusiasm and attention in reading my writings. I'm glad to help people have a better reading experience with detailed explanations.

Post by **Tomy Chandrafrost** » 05 May 2024, 22:17

Ouko Okach wrote: ↑05 May 2024, 16:07 Making it in Silicon is really hard since the competition there is more than one can handle. I enjoyed your review. I am however curious about the title.

Sure. Thanks for the replies. Glad it could resonate with you. Have a great reading experience there

Trindade Carvalho · Post by **Trindade Carvalho** » 07 May 2024, 09:33

Your review is very good. It shows clearly the positive and negative points observed in reading.

Post by **Tomy Chandrafrost** » 08 May 2024, 13:09

Trindade Carvalho wrote: ↑07 May 2024, 09:33 Your review is very good. It shows clearly the positive and negative points observed in reading.

Thank you for your reply. I believe providing balanced comments and responses is important because as part of the indie publishing ecosystem, we need to help advance independent authors.

Post by **Jenna Padayachee** » 22 May 2024, 14:43

Thank you for your honest, well-rounded review.
It is remarkable that the author eventually changed the title of this beautiful book to align with the actual contents.
Clearly, the author is open to self-improvement, substantiating Alysia Edith Silberg's ability to overcome the many challenges encountered, as depicted in this book!