Ask a Mexican Audiobook

" the material is much better suited for newsprint. "

" Funny, brilliant, and I'm learning a lot. "

" If you are Mexican and especially if you are not, read this book. Philosophy, comedy, civil rights, sex, it has it all. Very fun read! "

" Often funny insights into Mexican-Americans (and Mexicans) written by a popular Mexican-American journalist from Orange County, California. Example: true Mexican-Americans pronounce the capital of Orange County as "Santana," even though it's spelled "Santa Ana" (and "Santa" "Ana" is what I always called it until now...) The book is more entertaining than anything, but for gabachos, quite informative, too. "

" Humerous at times, insulting at others. A journalists Q & A about Mexicans in southern California. Very informative, and a definite 'should read' for Lou Dobbs and Bill O'Reilly. "

" This book was hilarious! I thoroughly enjoyed it!! "

" Amusing and informative, especially the language slurs... There appears to be an underlying tone of mocking the gabachos, though. Typical. "

" Funny. Raunchy. Insightful. Informative. At times abrasive. This book is a compilation of columns, which got old after awhile, but I enjoyed it for the most part, and actually learned a great bit. "

" Had a few insights, but it still was very offensive and crude at times. "

" learned a whole lot about mexicans. why mexicans love morrissey and useful insults. "

" This book had funny moments but I guess I discovered that vulgarity is not my thing. So I'll say it's great if that humor satisfies you but if not it may fail short of expectation "

" Author is very crude but clever. Wittily rebuts harsh criticisms and spiteful stereotypes of Mexicans while at the same time is able to laugh at himself and his culture. "

" This book is HILARIOUS. I was laughing from page one. He really knows how to point out when someone is being a dumbass. It is also a nice peek into mexican culture. "

" You can only take so much of this Mexican's banter. Some of the questions are hilarious with great answers given by the author. You can really just skim and pick and choose what you want to read. "

" silly sarcastic fun replies to some really lame stereotypical questions.........an extension of what Mr. Arellano writes for the OC Weekly..... "

" I sometimes I don't if I should laugh or not very stereotypical yet it can be funny. I read this off and on. "

" Amusing and surprisingly informative. "

" I enjoyed the 1st half of this book, but then it got old. The same answers to the same questions. There was some really funny stuff in here though, and I learned a lot... taken with a grain of salt of course. "

" After a little more than halfway through, I lost interest and eventually stopped reading it. Not as engaging as I thought it would be, but it's kinda funny and informing. "

" Satirical but also informative with often decent answers. "

" Hysterical. I learned that Mexicans do not call white people Gringos - they call the gabachos! Irreverant, fascinating and funny. "

" If you are Mexican and especially if you are not, read this book. Philosophy, comedy, civil rights, sex, it has it all. Very fun read! "

" I learned a lot about my people. "

" por fin encontré con quién (o más bien 'con qué') reirme de lo que me río siempre. qué buen espejo! 100% chingón! "

" This book had funny moments but I guess I discovered that vulgarity is not my thing. So I'll say it's great if that humor satisfies you but if not it may fail short of expectation "

" I sometimes I don't if I should laugh or not very stereotypical yet it can be funny. I read this off and on. "

" OMG this is hilarious and debunks all the stereotypes for people who have no experience with Mexican culture...... "

" Funny, brilliant, and I'm learning a lot. "