Daniel Frank

This album is somehow whimsical, disturbing, and insane at times. I can't recommend it enough, listen to this album.

So, I go to the library to find Mein Kampf, since I'm writing an essay on Adolf Hitler, and I find this book that's blank in the section I was directed by the clerk, I give it an open, and conclude "Yes, this is Mein Kampf". I didn't read the preamble or the introduction. I didn't find out this wasn't Mein Kampf until a quarter-way through.

It was alright, the book, generally, was well-written, competently paced and short. However, what it attempts to depict, at least allegorically, seems to be from an uneducated view of the Soviet Union. Any criticism levied at Stalin is justifiable, and this is just a fable, however, I probably wont re-read it.