Official Review: Confessions of a MANAHOLIC by P. Pierre

[Book Lover 35]

Sounds like a great collections of poems. I don't know if I could get into a poetry book but awesome review.

[Nhien Vu]

What a straightforward and intriguing book title! Thank you for the extremely detailed review, as it gave me a deep understanding of the poems. I admit I'm not really a poetry or romance enthusiast but this prompted a certain curiosity in me and I'm going to check this out once I have the time to. Just for fun, the line "He’s the Christian Grey to my dreams" nearly made me laugh out loud.

[gali]

A poetry book exploring the dark side of love sounds powerful. Too bad it lacked cohesion at times. I like your analysis of the poems. I am not fond of poetry, but I am glad you enjoyed it despite the occasional sentimental and confused sections. Thank you for the review!

[Ferdinand_Otieno]

I rarely read poetry and for me, it would not be a genre I would normally explore. This book however, has a unique writing style employed and amazing poems. The book is also free on Kindle Unlimited. This is an awesome review that highlighted the best the book had to offer.

[Amy+++]

The poems are lovely and moving. When I read the first one I realized why the book was titled Confessions of A Manaholic.

[Radiant3]

Poetry can be very intense at times because the poet seems to speak straight from the heart expressing their emotions. Thanks for the thorough review.

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

Your review is extremely analytical and you definitely went the extra mile to find the meaning behind the poems and it's much appreciated.
Definitely, the line between love and fixation can be blurry, so this could be an interesting read.
Thank you very much for your review!

[Renu G]

I enjoy poetry but I'm not really interested in this book. I'm feeling confused about its intent and content. Thanks for your review anyway.

[flaming_quills]

I've been looking for a good collection of poems for some time now and I think this is the one. I'm glad to hear it explores the deeper level of a woman's love because these are subjects not often discussed and it's necessary to start the cnversation. I hope I like this book!

[tarafarah7]

Poetry, generally written by and for the poet as a way to express personal feelings and emotions, is also a journey for the readers into the unknown, as they strive to make meaning and connections to the poet's words. I think you hit the nail on the head with your interpretation. Job well done! I've added this to my WTR list...perhaps one day when I, again, find myself either - crazy in love or crazy because of love - this will come in handy knowing I'm not the only one out there whose mind and heart overflow with thoughts and emotions. Thank you, again, and keep up the great work!

[rusyalana]

Poetry is not my cup of tea besides the topic of the book is not exactly my thing. I'm not yet ready to explore the darker side of a woman’s love bordering on physical and mental addiction. But I believe the book will find its reader. Still congratulations on becoming BOTD!

[Emy Katherine]

Confessions of a Manaholic by P.Pierre is a short collection of poetry written in the free verse style and lyrically evoking the ravishing effects of love turned into obsession and addiction.

A short collection of poems revolving around love sounds an interesting read for those who enjoy reading poetry! I am not a fan of this genre, so I will pass on this one. Thank you for the detailed review!

[ObsessedBookNerd]

Based on the review I am on the fence about reading this collection of poetry. I like romance but I don't think I would like this which describes obsession and addiction. I like the reference to Christian Grey, fairy tales, and Greek mythology. I'm not sure if this is for me.

[Elizabeth Pass]

I've enjoyed my share of poetry. This collection is about love but more about obsession and addiction. It seems well-organized.

[Erick Muyesu]

Love poems always steal my heart. I wish I could lay my hands on this collection of poems. However, the review is too detailed which in a way seems as an explanation of what the reviewer read rather than a glimpse of what should provoke someone into reading the book. An awesome review. Congratulations to the author