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Jerome Oconnell jeromeo — This book was so enticing -- a great title, a super author photo on the rear cover, and a sassy introduction. Several chapters made me think of David Sedaris' wit and self-deprecating humor. I was even drawn in by a direct reference to my x-sister-in-law's-sister (confusing...). None of this, however, was strong enough to make me really excited about reading 200+ pages of why some 40-something man never got his shit together.

Estúdio Amatam estudio_ — hard// einstein bazookas the physics world, explains it to even an idiot like me, and invents time travel, all in less than two hundred pages. remember, it all depends on where you're standing.

Brandon Cook brandoncook — I stayed up until much later than I should have last night to finish this one, then cried for another hour. Beautiful, beautiful book with unforgettable characters. Annabel Joseph has become and auto-buy for me.

Mohamed Zaid mohammedashour — As usual, Norton critical editions are the best editions you can get of classic works. This book is one I have a history with. I tried to read it in high school and read about ten pages before screaming with frustration and taking it back, wounded, to the library. I then avoided it for ten years. Now, I have to say, I read it, all of it. It is still difficult, and I know I missed stuff in it, but it is absolutely mesmerizing. The language and technique is of the highest quality, and I almost want to reread it now to capture what I might have missed the first time. Completely recommended, even though it is tough to follow sometimes. Try harder, it's worth it, I found out.