My year of meats by Ruth Ozeki

This book was assigned for a contemporary literature class.

I had just finished reading "Fast Food Nation," and was ready to read the same "book" again. It was not. At least this book had more of a narrative. The narrative made the book easier to read and remember, but because it had "fiction" written across the back cover it was less believable.

My favorite part of the book was when Ruth Ozeki introduced me to the sci-fi concept of aliens believing cows to be the rulers of the planet (mostly because of how we "serve them"). In the end this book is just a lot of propaganda -most of which I agree with, but propaganda just the same.