March BOTM ~ Official Review: Eating Bull by Carrie Rubin

[Gabriella H]

The burger on the cover looks appetizing. However, I was confused by the bloody sword, and I definitely wasn't expecting the book to have a serial killer! I now understand the cover very well. Thank you for this very interesting review! This book sounds like a book that should be read. I'm adding it to my list!

[Jumana_Fawmi]

Sounds like an interesting read. I like murder thrillers and seriel killer stories. This would be a feast for the fans of the genre including me. Congrats on BOTD!!

[rodneysp]

Obesity and bullying are serious problems in todays society. Both need help with the people who deal with them daily. Both the abusers and the victims.
Your review was quite good. You covered lots of points in the story.

[jaliper]

I'm a little muddled on how I should see this book. But I like how the topic of this book is obesity since this is a significant issue for many of us. I just didn't expect the whole serial killer thing. Anyway, this is still interesting. Thank you for the review.

[Etini Willie]

As a foodie that I am, I would also sue the food industry like Jeremy. I think the themes in this book are socially oriented. Issues like food addiction and obesity with its attendant health implications are real life problems

[Magdalena Richter]

Great review! Well written and very interesting. I love thriller and crime novels, this seems like a good fit for me. Interesting idea to use a killer who kills obese people while the other characters are obese and struggeling. You just know somewhere they are going to converge.

[peter-turo]

I admire Sue for her confidence to sue and expose some food industries who goes by manufacturing and processing food unfit for healthy living driven by their thirst for fast money. Thank you for a wonderful review.

[Verna Coy]

Although I love mystery in a plot, I'm not up for graphic violence, so I'll pass on this book. I appreciate this detailed review. I love that the characters are relatable and that the author put some real thought into this creation. Thanks for a great review!

[Buk Nerd]

This seems like an intriguing story. I'm already sold on the compelling premise and looking forward to reading it. Crime thrillers are right up my alley. Splendid review.

[Ochieng Omuodo]

Obesity may well be a social issue and even though this is a fictional story,isn’t it ridiculous to take leave of individual responsibility for managing your own body by blaming other entities for it?

[jaym_tan]

This book seems rather odd but it is interesting to have a serial killer who specifically targets obese people. The story is refreshing and the disturbing aspect of this thriller adds an interesting layer to the plot. Congrats on botd!

[Mary Rose Cajayon]

Great and exciting characters- Darwin, the serial killer targeting obese people, Sue, the nurse who bravely fights against food factories she believes should also be blamed for the obesity problem, and Jeremy, the high school student who resolves to overcome his weight problem. Very intense and can' t weight to read this soon! Congrats BOTD!

[Rita Nuncia]

Books in the genre of C/T/M/H are my favourite type of book. Eating Bull seems like an interesting book to read from the little I have read so far. Good one from the author. Congratulations on being the book of the day! Nice review.

[Sameena Ansari]

It's interesting how differently Sue and Darwin look at the same problem. And, I personally believe it's the environment that affects a person's food and other habits, and it's never an easy task to change any habit.

[Essy Nma]

The title of this book is captivating enough to read. I love the fact that another plot line aside Jeremy's life was included. The murder that happened will really make this intriguing. Thanks for the review.