March BOTM ~ Official Review: Eating Bull by Carrie Rubin

[Adilena Albao]

The conversations of the characters and their stories are really amazing and enjoyable to read.
Although there are graphic violence, the book is still really interesting. Thanks for the great review!

[Emmanuela Amasiobi]

Great review. This is one interesting crime thriller read. A recommendation to lovers of crime thrillers. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Petronila O]

This book talks about obase and fat shaming, the life of a lonely teenager called Jeremy who has to go through traumatic experience for being obsessed he was addicted to food and the the part book has the serial killer in it that put horror on this book I will recommend it though

[Yasmine ZM]

At first look, the image on the cover - a delicious looking burger - with the title, made me think this is a book about food. Man, I was wrong! This is a thriller and a good one at that.
When I take a careful look, the burger on the cover is being exhibited at the point of the knife that impaled it right in the middle, the dripping sauce makes it look like it is bleeding; and doh, one would notice the words 'a thriller' at the bottom of the cover.
Eating Bull, is the nickname given by his grandpa to fifteen years old Jeremy, who is morbidly obese and dealing with health issues despite his young age. He hates being called Eating Bull. At the second chapter, a murder and the mystery begin.
The book is very well written, the characters well developed, it is a pleasure to go through the story and made me want to read more and more. From now on the author, Carrie Rubin, is one of my favorites.

[Horlarmidey Harkinolah]

The cover picture and book title piqued my interest, and this review did an impressive job at making me want to read it.

[Margi zuu202]

Lovely review e Goodreads

[AMARA UJU]

Thanks for this informative review. I loved both the rerview and book. I loved the book title and cover because it depicts the contents of the book. I have to admit that junk food is truly an addiction. It is hard to have enough of it and one just needs to have some control over themselves. Discrimination is an ugly sight and it is one that I would not like to witness.

[Stephen Pokoo]

The care and thought you've poured into this review are evident, making it a heartfelt and valuable contribution to the world of literature.

[Ruben Sequeira]

Dear Tanaya,

Thank you for your insightful review of "Eating Bull." I appreciate your analysis of the characters and the themes, particularly how Jeremy, Sue, and Darwin reflect contemporary societal issues.

I am glad you noted Sue's advocacy for change regarding obesity and the food industry, as it aligns with vital discussions in today’s health landscape. Your comments on the pacing and climax are also valued, as it is a good aim to provoke thought on weight, health, and personal responsibility.

I acknowledge that the graphic content may not suit all readers and I appreciate your honesty regarding this aspect. The goal was to portray the real challenges of obesity and the extreme measures that can arise.

Thank you for your thorough review and high rating. I hope "Eating Bull" continues to inspire important conversations.

Best regards,