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Reviewed by Munir Muhammad for Readers' Favorite
Soup Chad by Rich Samuels is a thought-provoking and intriguing tale. It starts with the main character Chad and his never-ending passion for soup. He was obsessed with soup, and in his new school, he opened a club to meet other children with similar interests. In the beginning, everybody ignored and teased Chad, but he remained steadfast and confident. As a result of his sheer dedication, the club started to attract more members. As the club leader, over time, Chad unintentionally brainwashed the club members to hate salad and those who eat salads. This generated a backlash among the members and they unwittingly started to bully others into not eating salads. Chad realized that it was of no benefit and a cruel thing to do.
Soup Chad was created with a perfect plot, humor, and lessons. Rich Samuels narrated the story in such an interesting style that it certainly encourages one to continue reading it till the end. This work generates a spirit of self-confidence. This can be observed in the friendly and skillful manner that the author conveys the important lesson that we should always care about the opinions of others. It motivates readers to stand by their beliefs and let others do the same. In the end, Chad felt guilty and happened to try a sandwich, which turned out to be a treasure for his taste buds. The story embraces a moral that teaches readers to let others be free to make their own choices.
