The book is entertaining with subtle humor, though it leans more towards the Parson than the Professor. The reviewer finds it a solid read but feels it could have been more concise.
Kimmie finds the book to be highly entertaining, especially with its subtle humor that adds spice to the reading. They appreciate the focus on the Parson's story, which they find more engaging than the Professor's. However, they feel the book could have been more concise and that some events are recorded ad nauseam without adding much depth. Overall, they rate it as a solid 3-star effort, indicating it's a good read but not exceptional.
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The book is not without subtle humor which adds spice to the reading.
Highly entertaining, though the balance skews far more Parson than Professor, possibly bc ...
Maybe it wouldn't be a 5-star book, but I'd expect a solid 3-star effort.