Soon his manipulating hobby becomes an obsessed, becoming a chameleon to fit the wants of others. His methodology of going about it and his thought process behind it mirrors that of a psychopath. The main character uses his stellar advertising skills to pursue women online. He's basically just showing you how he wrote and sold his first book and it will just make you regret reading that one too.moreĬhameleon On A Kaleidoscope is more or less an updated, modern version of the first book, Diary of an Oxygen Thief. You don't know where the book goes or what happens to the only other important character. The book ends as if the guy just got bored and had nothing else to rant about. Most of the time i had no idea what was going on, as he explained nothing and provided no context.
This book is an insult to literature and authors everywhere who have worked so hard.Īnd to make it worse, there are so many typos it looks like he did not even proof read it. It makes me wish I never bought it because from reading the book, the guy obviously is manipulating. Finally, the author goes on to talk about how he wrote Diary of an Oxygen Thief and used an online dating website posing as a female to sell his book. He lists each woman's name, degrades them to a sexual object, finds something wrong with them and then moves on to the next. Slight spoiler (although nothing great happens in this book to spoil anywhere, there is absolutely no plot), the author rants the entire book about how he is old and does not want to settle down due to obvious personal issues. However, Chameleon on a Kaleidoscope is so bad I'm actually angry that I wasted my time. It was different, dark, honest and intriguing to see how this guy's head worked. I read Diary of an Oxygen Thief because I saw the first page posted on social media and it looked interesting. Slight spoiler (although nothing great happens in this book to spoil anywhere, there is absolutely no plot), the author rants the entire book about how he is old and does not want to settle down du Do not buy this book.
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