Reviews

Kirkus Reviews

“The most intriguing aspect of the book is the way the alien observes human behavior, as if it is being evaluated from an outsider’s perspective. This can be amusing, disconcerting, perceptive, or bizarre depending on how readers process the material. If nothing else, it is an exercise that serves to point out the absurdities of the species.”

“An offbeat, unconventional, and imaginative exploration of the human race.”

Foreword Clarion Reviews

“Taking a satirical approach to human psychology, The Art of Hunting Humans removes the baggage from study and uncovers ideas that feel fresh and exciting… Playful and aiming to spur self-reflection, the text is framed as a guidebook for alien trophy hunters looking to bag a human being.”

“A satirical psychology book that considers human beings through the scope of an alien’s rifle.”

The Book Review Directory

“Whether or not they agree with its assertions… the one thing that cannot be denied is that readers will find this book interesting. It will simultaneously polarize and bring people together, if only to engage in a debate about its merits.”

“Deceptively simple and almost terrifyingly accurate… an unflinching examination of what drives human beings.”

Readers’ Favorite

“An engaging book that delves into the key aspects of human behavior… It is a good book for all those readers who are looking to make changes in their lives and want to change their perception of the world around them.”