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Confessions Of A New York Taxi Driver. Gene Salomon (2013)

by Eugene Salomon(Favorite Author)

3.54 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Memoir & Autobiography

publisher

The Friday Project

review 1: I got this book from abovethetreeline (Edelweiss) in exchange for an honest reviewthis book was a great book, but it didn't wow me.this is a true story about stories of a cabbie. This man is an American, so i liked this book ever more. what else i liked about this book is that he was honest. I found myself laughing at some of the stories.as the stories progressed, i found it harder and harder to read. It was as if the stories were "trying" to hard. I also found that the book would just go off in a rant and i found myself thinking.. what did i just read?this book covers everything from sex, to famous couples, to how certain makes and model cabs are no longer in service.
review 2: Well - I have abandoned this book - it's not worth my time continuing to read it. T... morehe author wrongly assumes we want to hear about people having sex in the back of taxis - when he is not discussing this, he is listing all the celebs he has had in his cab. The Paul Simon tale captured my attention but that was it. If you fancy a book in this genre I would recommend Blood, sweat and tea and confessions of a GP. They are at least laugh out loud funny or horrifying in places.Very disappointing and not at all engaging. Not worthy of one star. less

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