I didn't hate this, but there was a good chunk of the book that was just kind of... boring. I think I went into this thinking it would be more conversational with other mascots when it was just short stories of his experience being a mascot over a decade ago and then putting a couple stories from other mascots in.

I did find it interesting how different places view mascots differently, especially when it comes to their anonymity or lack thereof.

The writing wasn't terrible and it did hold my interest. It would have been a lot more enjoyable if my expectations weren't so incorrect. I don't know if many sports fans would be jumping up to read this book, but maybe people interested in being a mascot would find it fun.