Official Review: Don't Mind Me, I'm Just Having a Bad Life

[Yvonne Monique]

It is a great book title but it is a pity that a real, difficult life story is the origin of the story.

[moowshiri]

It is indeed true that sometimes life can be unfair, but for Lewis Kempfer, it was excruciatingly unfair. I'm looking forward to reading more of his experiences. Thanks for the excellent review.

[Nzube Chizoba Okeke]

This book strikes me as an emotional read. I recently developed a liking for memoirs. I just might give this book a shot. Kudos to the author for brutal honesty and Congrats on BOTD!

[Abacus]

"Don't Mind Me, I'm Just Having a Bad Life" by Lewis Kempfer - Lewis Kempfer has written his memories of his life from a very young age. He provides harrowing tales of seeking acceptance in raw detail, more than some people would want to read about. He infuses humor to detract from the visual scene he is creating. A good writing style makes it hard not to keep reading to the end. The review was masterful. Thanks.

[Chigo Nwagboso]

His experience is way too bad and very pathetic. That's bravery on his path to share his life's experience. Great review.

[Melisa Jane]

Kemfer's life seems full of trouble and misfortunes. Drug addictions, abusive psychiatrist, etc. I hope he recovered from all these and found peace and happiness at the end. Nice review.

[Ochieng Omuodo]

"I loved the humor that Kempfer used to distract the reader from the gross nature of most of the scenes."

I suppose the only way to make this book readable has to be to include humour. Otherwise, it comes across as really dark

[Ogbara]

Thanks for your review, but i will skip this one.

[Moon_lover]

Thanks for the informative review. This book seems both triggering and inspirational.

[Victor Jerry I]

Life can be very unfair at one point in time, we experience life's lessons in form of challenges. It becomes even worse when the challenge you face as a kid is from your parents’ cruelty. This book talks about the author’s ordeal with his father. I love the author’s courage.

[Maconstewart]

I read the sample provided by Amazon, and love the author's writing style. It feels like he's having a conversation with you. It is commendable that he has shared the tormenting events of his life in an effort to help others.

[Magnify3]

I really am at a loss for words concerning this book. I think that I will give it a pass. It is a sad story.

[Tarilan]

I can't stop asking myself why parents do all these things to their children. How can anyone forget that we are human first before anything else? I have heard of youngsters who committed suicide because they felt like they were a burden to their parents. The author must have been brave and strong. Thanks for the review.

[Kemmy11]

It sound like a book i will love to read and i bet it’s going to be a good read. I will love to know what became of lewis Kempfer. Thanks for the interesting review

[Kimoy Thomas-Williams]

I must say that after reading the first few chapters in this book that I am hooked. Memoirs tend to be very engaging as they are often times, if not all the time, written in the first person. The author really reveals who he is to the reader. His early childhood experiences and interactions with other children as well as adults probably contributed to the adult he becomes later on in life.

It was so sad to see the type of relationship he had with his father. It opens up one's eyes to the very different types of homes that persons come from. I am truly grateful to have been given access to this story.