Review of People are delicious

Lisa P Cowling · Post by **Lisa P Cowling** » 06 Jan 2024, 01:42

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "People are delicious" by Jason Earley.]

4 out of 5 stars

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People Are Delicious by Jason Earley is a synthesis of various unique short stories. It started with “Once upon a time in America,” which told the tale of children born out of wedlock. It then progressed to “A Contemporary Romance," which is about a womanizer who finally finds true love. Also, the story of “Adolph in the 21st century,“ who was taken and tried in court for alleged crimes, was incorporated. “People are Delicious” told the story of a hater of mankind who was embraced by alien rednecks. Finally, to end his story collection, the author presented us with over 100 stand-up comedy pieces that would make you laugh to your heart out, titled “If This Doesn’t Make You Laugh, You Have to Be Resuscitated." His short story might have ended but the author didn’t stop there. Using a few dialogues, the author gives his insightful opinion about our spiritual lives.

The author was really particular about his description in this book. He was detailed to the core. His detailed description made it easy for me to implore my sense of imagery with respect to the alien planet. Initially, it was a little bit sketchy in my head but with time, I could make sense of all that was occurring. I adored how the author beseeched the utilization of comic relief right after the story of the aliens. It was like a breath of fresh air. The last topic, “A Brief Conversation with God,” has to be my favorite. I really connected with that topic on a personal level and it subtly answered some of my questions, despite being an atheist.

I'd say overall, this is a great read. It lacked grammatical errors and was properly punctuated where necessary. I rate it 4 out of 5. I think the author needs to work more on his organization. The book lacked proper organization. There was no proper sequence. Understandably, it consists of short stories but I believed they should have been presented in a better way.

It's a collection of short stories so just about anybody can read it but most specifically those with an interest in how aliens operate. If you love short stories, then check this book out.

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Annabell Samuel · Post by **Annabell Samuel** » 07 Jan 2024, 13:50

I'm fascinated by the book's title. I actually expected it to be a book about how people are delicious. I did not see the part of it being a collection of short stories coming. I guess that makes it more interesting.

Rashad Deniro Price · Post by **Rashad Deniro Price** » 07 Jan 2024, 14:14

The title of this book got me laughing. However, this short story collection covers topics that are relevant to societal change and wellbeing, like the one titled "Once upon a time in America." I look forward to reading this book.

Clauson Justin · Post by **Clauson Justin** » 09 Jan 2024, 04:54

I think I love the title. People are Delicious would make plenty people curious to know why the author chose that title. But I think a bit more design could give the cover a bit more desirability. Overall, your review seems to have properly analyzed the book. I hope the short stories would be worth the read.

Terry Kimble · Post by **Terry Kimble** » 09 Jan 2024, 16:06

Haha! That title grabs attention! I had to check out this review. I feared it might be a horror story about cannibalism!

Sounds like a fun book. Short stories can be unique. I will have to add this one to my shelves. Thank you for the great review that straightens the record!

McDonald Lauren · Post by **McDonald Lauren** » 09 Jan 2024, 19:05

From tales of unconventional romances to thought-provoking scenarios like an individual tried for alleged crimes and a peculiar encounter with alien rednecks, Earley's storytelling prowess shines through. The book not only entertains with over 100 stand-up comedy pieces but also offers insightful reflections on our spiritual existence, providing a rich and multifaceted reading experience.

Post by **Aaron Joseph Maupin** » 15 Jan 2024, 16:00

This review provides a helpful overview of the book "Share People Are Delicious" and mentions its unique short stories, detailed descriptions, and comic relief. The reviewer appreciates the insightful opinion on spiritual lives and the connection made with the topic of a conversation with God. The review points out the lack of proper organization but overall rates the book positively with a 4 out of 5 and recommends it to anyone interested in short stories and aliens. It would likely motivate readers to consider adding the book to their library.

Aleena Augustine · Post by **Aleena Augustine** » 22 Jan 2024, 00:07

This book seems like a diverse rollercoaster of short stories! The vivid descriptions and a blend of humor and deeper themes sound promising. Thanks for sharing your insights!

Donaking · Post by **Donaking** » 25 Jan 2024, 19:50

Based on the detailed review, it seems that "Share People Are Delicious" by Jason Earley is a good read. The reviewer appreciates the unique short stories, the author's attention to detail, and the use of comic relief. However, the organization of the book could be improved. Overall, it receives a rating of 4 out of 5, making it worth checking out, especially for those interested in alien-themed short stories.

Post by **Olivier Muhammad** » 13 May 2024, 15:34

Hey y'all! So, after reading this review of "People Are Delicious" by Jason Earley, seems like it's a pretty good read overall. The author's attention to detail and use of comic relief were appreciated. However, the organization of the book could have been better. Regardless, if you're into short stories and curious about how aliens operate, this might be worth checking out. Y'all have a great day now! Complex relationships, felt real and relatable.

Post by **Joshua Sawders** » 14 May 2024, 00:44

Well, I reckon this book called People Are Delicious by Jason Earley seems like a mighty interesting read. According to the review, it's a collection of unique short stories that got a bit of everything - from forbidden love to alien rednecks. The author's attention to detail and descriptive writing made it easy for the reader to picture them stories in their mind. But now, there was one lil' issue with the organization, seems like the stories were a tad jumbled up, could've been presented better, y'know? Still, overall, it's a solid 4 outta 5. If y'all fancy short stories and curious about them aliens, give this book a whirl! Yeehaw! Emotional resonance, touched my heart deeply.

Chinenye Achilike · Post by **Chinenye Achilike** » 21 May 2024, 05:01

I love short stories, so this one has to be a yes for me. Thanks for the review.

Charmaine Mahlangu · Post by **Charmaine Mahlangu** » 21 May 2024, 05:23

I love the humour in the title of the book now that I have read the review. My first impression would be its a book about cannibalism and that would typically throw me off. It sounds like an interesting read of short stories filled with humour and that's exactly what I need right now. I'll check it out

Idris Alooma · Post by **Idris Alooma** » 28 Jul 2024, 01:27

Review: I read and understood the review provided above. The book "People Are Delicious" by Jason Earley seems to be an interesting and unique read. The collection of short stories covers various themes such as love, crime, and even encounters with aliens. The author's detailed descriptions allow the reader to visualize the events, and the use of comic relief adds a refreshing element. The reviewer also mentions a favorite topic, "A Brief Conversation with God," which hints at insightful discussions. The only suggestion is to improve the organization of the book. Overall, I rate it 4 out of 5 stars. If you enjoy short stories and have an interest in aliens, this book is worth checking out. Touching resolution, left me feeling deeply satisfied.