Matthew Stokoe

Now in paperback, the cows are on the rampage again in this infamous, chilling cult novel.

Cows

Twenty-five-year-old Steven faces a bleak life with a sadistic mother and a job at a slaughterhouse where he is confronted with extreme violence and death.

Honestly I only continued reading it because it was a gift from my sister…

What goes through someone’s head to even think about writing whatever this was??!

I already felt grossed out by the author in the first few pages. The way it talks about females is disgusting. For a male author, tell me why I’m not surprised. Women don’t need to be subjected to these sexual and perverted thoughts for a book to be ‘psychological’ or ‘thriller’ or ‘disturbing’ and I hate how those labels are an excuse to write gross thoughts about women. For some reason, I had hoped this book would be intelligently psychological- if you know what I mean by that. 

Not adding quotes because why would I want to disgust both myself and you reading this. 

Aimee :)

Honestly I only continued reading it because it was a gift from my sister…

What goes through someone’s head to even think about writing whatever this was??!

I already felt grossed out by the author in the first few pages. The way it talks about females is disgusting. For a male author, tell me why I’m not surprised. Women don’t need to be subjected to these sexual and perverted thoughts for a book to be ‘psychological’ or ‘thriller’ or ‘disturbing’ and I hate how those labels are an excuse to write gross thoughts about women. For some reason, I had hoped this book would be intelligently psychological- if you know what I mean by that. 

Not adding quotes because why would I want to disgust both myself and you reading this. 

Kaitlyn Waggoner

This book was fucking disgusting, which it set out to be, but that's not why I'm giving it 1 star. It was also very poorly written in my opinion. It was a struggle to get through the writing itself. It also made me want to rinse my eyes in bleach and set myself on fire, so there's that.