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ninetalevixen 's review for:
Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly
by Anthony Bourdain
★ 3.5 stars ★
If I were to describe this in one word, it would be colorful, somewhat in the euphemestic sense but not entirely pejorative — the language, portrayals of individuals, and included anecdotes all fit that description; it's very much not PC or PG. I can definitely see why this is so popular: it's entertaining and dramatic, but still relatively accessible for the average reader.
My favorite chapter is; I respect that Bourdain can acknowledge that he's wrong — he explicitly says that he's wrong, not hedging that he "might not be totally right"! — and, despite his (arguably well-earned) confidence, his way isnt the only way.
If I were to describe this in one word, it would be colorful, somewhat in the euphemestic sense but not entirely pejorative — the language, portrayals of individuals, and included anecdotes all fit that description; it's very much not PC or PG. I can definitely see why this is so popular: it's entertaining and dramatic, but still relatively accessible for the average reader.
My favorite chapter is