The All Important, Well-Fed, Giant White Man: A memoir., by Dan Pearce

The All Important, Well-Fed, Giant White Man: A memoir., by Dan Pearce

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It’s a different kind of memoir. Hilarious. Troublesome. Risky. Introspective. Revealing. And so wonderfully… human. Brought to you by the author of the widely-acclaimed Single Dad Laughing blog, The All-Important, Well-Fed, Giant White Man will make you laugh as often as it makes you squirm (in all the right ways) as Dan shares his sidesplitting life stories, moments of incredible stupidity, colossal mistakes, and the awesome (albeit sometimes strange) lessons learned through it all. This engaging collection of narratives shines a light on some of the most difficult and most liberating dynamics of the human experience. Dan recounts awkward childhood love, getting his bare butt glued to a log in the woods, setting his family’s house afire, ungloriously handling his first set of knockers, being ratted-out by his child, moments of douchey self-importance, and many other fantastic stories which will keep you flipping pages with wild abandon. Odd religious mandates, betrayal, childhood bullying, a struggle to feel loveable, morbid obesity, self-harm, family and societal pressure, relationship struggles, compulsive dishonesty, dealing with infidelity… All of it led, and often in such comical ways, toward getting healthy and eventually accepting and loving himself as the overly ridiculous, always-faulted, usually-laughing, human he is.

The All Important, Well-Fed, Giant White Man: A memoir., by Dan Pearce

• Amazon Sales Rank: #854304 in Books
• Published on: 2015-11-12
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x .75" w x 6.00" l, .98 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 330 pages

The All Important, Well-Fed, Giant White Man: A memoir., by Dan Pearce

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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful. Unfiltered Dan Pearce at his finest.... By Denise Salinas You know those writers that do it so easily that it is almost annoying? Dan Pearce is one of those writers. He writes his truth so honestly that it is easy to overlook the courage it takes sometimes to tell our own stories. I have always admired that about him as a blogger. This book takes it to a whole other level. I laughed, I cringed, I felt things. I read it in exchange for an honest review. The thought I keep having is that reading this book made me want to be unapologetically myself, because why the heck not?I can't think of a better reason to give a book a five star review. Read it. You won't be sorry.

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Funny life lessons By Britney Jackson First,let me say I was given a copy to read before its release in exchange for an honest review. This book is totally relatable to both men and women. Everyone has an awkward childhood with embarrassing stories and missed opportunities that unfortunately follow us into adulthood. The stories he tells are funny with a lesson learned from each. Most of these lessons we all have to learn at some point in our lives. I would recommend this book to anyone who needs a good laugh and a reminder that you are not the only one crazy embarrassing stuff happens to and you are not the only one that needs to grow and learn.

13 of 16 people found the following review helpful. It's fine. By Amazon Customer I gave it three stars... I didn't hate it. If you are a fan of Dan Pearce you will disagree with this rating, as well you should. I am guessing that this book will predominantly be purchased by his fans, making this rating even unfair, but I think it is a reasonable rating. I adored his level of honesty. It was as if you were sitting with your best friend telling stories that you would only tell your best friend full of the words and imagery only used when you can let your guard down for a second. I felt like some of his stories were painful moments that only I would identify with, and that's the wonderful part, he is so honest that all of us who have felt pain, or embarrassment, or have been horrified at the reality of a situation will totally feel like he is speaking to us directly. That's his charm, and it isn't missing from this book. I worry for him. The odd part of being a public figure is that the populace feels like they know you, while the public figure has never met you. Because this book is casual and personal... he's going to get some stalkers... I kind of want to hug him... and cuddle... which might be awkward for him but feel spot on to me.The reason for my missing two stars was the format and flow of the writing. I was expecting a book that flowed from beginning to end with a story arc that resembled a nice roundy hill. Hook me at the beginning, have rising action, then a climax, then bring me down and comfort me a little and then throw in a twist to get my attention at the end... instead... well... instead of going over a glorious mountain it was close to running over some moguls, lots of little bumps. Each chapter was brief and was it's own story. It became odd to repeatedly come to a conclusion ever chapter. It wasn't a page turner that I couldn't put down because I felt like I finished something at the end of every chapter.I also got a little wary of the formula. He would tell a bawdy tale and then finish the chapter with a "what I learned" moment. I think I would've enjoyed more being trusted to learn along with him as I read. It felt a little like an after school special or a little kids show where they didn't quite trust the audience enough to "get it"... well a little kid show with a potty mouth.I appreciated the fact that though he used mature language freely and frequently it was never mean spirited, degrading, or the point of the story. He didn't tell dirty stories for example relying on the fact that they were dirty... It was just refreshingly honest, and not the way we normally feel compelled to communicate.Summary: If you love Dan you will love learning more about him. If you are a book snob... well... we could all relax a little and be better for it, right?I was given a copy of this book before it was announced in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.

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