Hello everyone!
I'm back with a slightly different book review this week, in terms of I don't think I would have picked this one out on my own, or it's unlikely I would have.
But I was very kindly approached by the author, Sameer Garach, and he asked me to read it and write an honest review about it, so how could I refuse?
Answer: I couldn't.
Also the title sounded like something that could potentially be quite intriguing, but I will say I almost never read the back of the book, or the Goodreads blurb, before reading the book proper. I do read them, occasionally, especially if it's a contemporary kind of book, but mostly I sort of just skim through and then dig into the book proper.
So while I knew SOME of what this one was all about, I certainly had no clue as to the actual content, which I think is the proper way to read something.
After all, if you consider the ones you read at school, one of the favourite questions a teacher will ask when presenting a book is 'What do you think this book will be about? What's on the cover?' etc.
Now without further ado, let's jump right into Dakota and the American Dream.
