By My newest book is called frugivory, and the name is pretty apt. The idea is that you use less, you buy less, you pay less, you save less. This is a good thing, because it means you are living a more frugal life.
What I learned from my book’s cover is that you can use less. Even though I did, in fact, buy all of the books in the set, I still did save more than I would have if I just didn’t buy any books and just read on my phone. The fact that I read on my phone at all is probably a good thing because it keeps me from spending more money and then having nothing left over.
As it turns out, I saved more than I paid for the books (assuming I bought the set). In the last four years I have spent $400 on books. So I saved $400. However, I also spent $100 on shipping, which I don’t really need to buy anything from Amazon.
As it turns out, the only thing wrong with that statement is that I didn’t buy a book because I didn’t like it. In other words, if you aren’t willing to be bought for anything, why bother? You don’t really need to buy a book.
This is where frugivory comes in. It’s a new book series that I have just picked up. It was only $5 on Amazon. If you are not willing to pay the $50 for a book that you havent read yet, you can simply order the book yourself. Frugivory is a collection of short stories about the life of a young girl who is trying to work her way out of her house and find a better life.
I was worried that the book would be a bit too self-indulgent for me, but I actually enjoyed it. It was a bit slow at first, but once the stories started, I had more than enough to keep me going. In fact, I found myself wanting to keep reading the books so I could have more of them. I did find the chapters were a bit repetitive, but I think the book is worth the time invested.
The story itself, though, is probably not the best thing for someone with a weak stomach. For example, the whole premise of the family having to move because of something that happened to them when they were young is really just too much for one person. I understand that, but I actually found myself laughing out loud a few chapters in. The story is too sad, too tragic, too much to really take seriously.
I don’t think it’s the best book for anyone, but I’m glad they are publishing it from a literary perspective. If you’re reading this with a weak stomach you should probably find it to be a bit much for a weak stomach. Also, I think the author seems to have a lot of fun writing this book. I don’t think he’s doing it for the money, but for the enjoyment of the author’s own experience.
frugivory is the first book of an epic series about a frugivore who gets stuck on a desert island. His story is told from a first-person perspective, and his journal is basically a diary of his thoughts and emotions. His journal is a collection of funny, sad, and creepy things. Some of the characters have more depth than others, but the writing is done with such clarity and style that it feels like the author is getting paid to write this book.
For the first book, the author chose to focus on the Frugivore, but he did the same thing with the second book. The third book is going to focus on the main character, and his friends, but the fourth book will be about the Frugivore’s friends and the island itself.
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