by Bart Yates
the feel of this book was like one of those deep dramas of the late 70s/early 80s, like Ordinary People (which is referenced in the book) so it was weird to occasionally get a reference that made me remember that it was set in 2008. it's a good portrait of someone who is so angry and hurt that they ...
the feel of this book was like one of those deep dramas of the late 70s/early 80s, like Ordinary People (which is referenced in the book) so it was weird to occasionally get a reference that made me remember that it was set in 2008. it's a good portrait of someone who is so angry and hurt that they ...
Loved the writing style and I loved the quirky characters...to a point. This book had so much potential. Alex, a young college student shunned by his family, befriends Hester, an elderly woman who is also shunned by her family. They form a sweet and delightful friendship, and together, they learn to...
While I love two of his previous books, unfortunately, I have to diss this one. Sure, Mr. Yates writing flows nicely. However, it's very, VERY hard to like the characters in this book (except for Alex) because they're just so vicious and mean. It's difficult to like a book written in the 1st POV whe...
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