Meg's Reviews > Brandwashed: How Marketers and Advertisers Obscure the Truth, Manipulate Our Minds, and Persuade Us to Buy
Brandwashed: How Marketers and Advertisers Obscure the Truth, Manipulate Our Minds, and Persuade Us to Buy
by Martin Lindstrom
by Martin Lindstrom
Meg's review
bookshelves: non-fiction, current-affairs, first-reads
Oct 25, 11
bookshelves: non-fiction, current-affairs, first-reads
Read from October 19 to 25, 2011 — I own a copy
Good book, if a bit fire-and-brimstone. While not much in it was a surprise, it is good to be reminded of the things companies do to get you to purchase their products. I can't say I was pleased with how the book ended. Great info but it just dropped off the edge of a cliff. I was expecting more of a conclusion that would bring everything together. But, with the way each chapter kept repeating itself with a slight twist, I suppose that kind of conclusion would just be the final bludgeoning blow that killed the whole conversation.
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