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Kate Jenkins kategrace — If you don't fall in love with this book when you read it, I do not think we will be friends. This is one of my all time favorites.

Vibha Gupta vibs — I can tell it's going to be a good read. *update - finished and enjoyed. Not quite what I was expecting, but I did like it.

Maciej Mucha maciekmucha — This is seriously one of the funniest Kurt Vonnegut books I've ever read. It has pictures in it that Vonnegut himself drew and the commentary that accompanies those pictures is absolutely hilarious. I totally recommend this book to all Vonnegut lovers and people who are interested in Vonnegut should start with this book!

Kristin Guiao kristinguiao — I've had this book a long time, I'm a fan of Anne Tyler and her silly word play, but I think I put off reading this as I don't like the title. The story is cute, Barnaby Gaitlin is the black sheep of his well to do family, he was a juvenile delinquent and is now underachieving in his mid-30s (living in somebody's basement and providing manual labor for a small operation called Rent A Back). The phrase patchwork planet refers to an ugly quilt design created by a favorite client, it only comes up once and briefly and I don't really get why it's the title of the book. Maybe Barnaby's mind operates in a somewhat patchwork-y fashion? I love his snarky "Old Baltimore" family, and identify with his older, managerial girlfriend Sophia.