Bad Mormon Book Reviews

I found the book to be okay, but not as groundbreaking as others have claimed. Some chapters dragged on, and I felt the content could have been more focused.

This book provides a refreshing perspective on the Mormon experience. The author is honest and unflinching in sharing personal stories that resonate deeply. A must-read for anyone interested in understanding this community better.

I enjoyed the personal anecdotes but felt that some themes could have been explored in more depth. I wanted more insight into the author's thought process. Overall, decent read.

This book empowered me to embrace my own story. It’s remarkable how the author connects her experiences with broader themes of faith and community. I couldn't put it down!

I expected a straightforward critique of the Mormon church, but it was much more nuanced. Some sections did feel repetitive, though, and I found myself skimming through those parts.

Reading this book felt like embarking on a journey alongside the author. The stories are relatable and filled with humor and pain. It’s an enlightening read that I’ll recommend to friends!

The raw honesty in this book is refreshing. The author doesn’t shy away from the difficult aspects of life in the church. It’s a brave take that many will appreciate.

While I appreciated the author's candidness, some parts felt a bit disjointed. There were moments of brilliance, but I wish there had been a stronger narrative flow.

There were parts of the book that I really connected with, but others felt like filler. A stronger focus on the core message would have improved the overall experience.

There are some incredibly thought-provoking moments, but the book runs a bit long. A tighter edit would have made the impact stronger. Still, worth reading for the insights!

I admire the author's courage in sharing such personal anecdotes. It’s not just a critique but also a journey of self-discovery that many can relate to. Highly recommend!

As someone who grew up in the Mormon faith, this book really struck a chord with me. It’s a brave exploration of faith and identity that prompted me to reflect on my own beliefs.