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Down Aisle Ten (2000)

by Daniel Friedland(Favorite Author)

3.58 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

0615629636 (ISBN13: 9780615629636)

languge

English

genre

Humor

review 1: It's always nice, while readin on lunch break, to snort coffee through your nose as coworkers question your sanity. Reading DOWN AISLE TEN is like your most snarky, humorous friend telling you a story about his/her crazy adventures. At only 220 pages, the novel is easy to read straight through. I only put it down in order to perform basic functions of life. The premise is focused around observations on psychosis...in the style of a handed-down-folk-tale your grandpa might share regarding some incident you weren't yet born to witness. What makes this book so side-spliting is the author's spot-on insight into our American human conditions. I strongly counsel you to read this book! :)
review 2: I have read "down aisle ten" by daniel friedland. And truth be told, i... moret is one of the most well written, interesting, nerve-catching novel, that makes you read the whole book in one sitting if you could. I could not keep my eyes off the pages, the characters are well written, honest, and interesting individuals with interesting lives, past, and soon-to-be-read futures. It starts off literally in aisle ten, and leaves you in the same place, wondering why this started, prying on social anxieties and making you want more. I am not going to give up any of the story, because it is written so tightly interwoven throughout that any part i give up will give away something to someone. so i am just going to leave you, the reader of my review with some questions to make you hanker for more.Did cookie really mean anything? What was the point of chicken? Interesting, well written, thank you daniel friedland for choosing me to read this book (recieved free from goodreads, but it has no way influenced my review). Couldn't be happier, or more informed about the foamers. Can not wait to read more from you. -joanne less

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