We look at the disappearance of young people, human trafficking, cults and mental illness in men. It carries Treasure’s story from Book 1 and ends with the fight for life between Paul and Tim Morgan. The savage, senseless murders of children and the youth. I’m leaving the agenda BARE for those who seek to find it. Have you ever asked yourself what happens to all the girls who are in the system? Nobody should even read it.Look closely around you. I will hide so far away that nobody reads it. I will not hand it over to my daughter or niece or grandchildren. I am so disappointed in this book so much that I would burn it, but that is blasphemous. I will not even give the book away or resell it. I am certain that I will not be putting this book on my shelf. I feel completely damaged from just the 19 pages that I read. This book is not a guide, and this book should not, I repeat NOT be used for academic purposes. But she needs to go back, sit down and experience life hire a researcher and a proof reader and stop embarrassing South African authors. Jackie Phamotse this is South Africa #SighsĪfter releasing Bare The Blessers Game (personally another disappointment.but a review I will not even go to), I think Phamotse felt compelled to release another book to remain relevant. There is no flow, she goes from one topic and then rambles on about how much she cannot live without her phone. There was no proper research done, this can be seen from her improper use of dates or social media jargon. I Tweet what I like.so sue me by Jackie Phamotse is so inconsistent.

I ended up on page 19 of 337 as I realised I risk losing all the knowledge I have learned about social media from my Digital Marketing course, or the many years of working in social media. I have to admit, I was not able to even start this book. What an embarrassment! Who allowed her to use this title as inspiration for her torment of work. 'I Tweet what I like,' a fairy, fluffy and downgraded title taken from the notable 'I write what I like' by the late Steve Biko.

That is how I felt when I started reading her book.Īt one point I stopped and looked at the cover to make sure I read it correctly.

But I am afraid because you are writing something it does not mean that you are making sense or educating anyone.

She can definitely put words together and say a lot. There is really no denying that Jackie Phamotse can write.

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