I can get used to this. It’s early March 2018 and I’ve already read three Terry Fallis books. This last one, Poles Apart (2015), is another tale written in the humourous style Canadians have come to know and love about Fallis’ books.
Next book I’m reading is “Poles Apart” by @TerryFallis. What are you #reading this #FamilyDayWeekend? pic.twitter.com/wQsmK6PABu
— karim kanji (@karimkanji) February 19, 2018
Just before I started reading this book, I reached out to Fallis to ask him on my podcast. I sat down with him early this week and will be releasing that episode this weekend. So I don’t want to spoil some of the insights that Fallis shared.
However, what I will say, is that Fallis does not disappoint in Poles Apart. It’s both a funny and insightful read. We know the funny. Insightful because Terry explores the feminist movement from the standpoint of a feminist who happens to be a man.
Pick up this book from Amazon, your public library or listen to it on Terry Fallis’ website.