Society is currently saturated with political correctness, and the constant bombardment of every possible grievance is addressed with idealistic understanding, not realistic bias. The decisions of the protagonist are questionable and ridiculous. An unrelatable story attempting to be a guidebook of political correctness.

It makes you think. It’s beautifully written. The characters are so complex they appear to be real people. Praise for Mr. Perrotta

Never ending nothing.

Really enjoyed the first part, but the fairy tale ending ruined the truth. It seemed the author got caught up in the story and took it too far then jerked back to reality for a quick ending.

I loved this.

This has to be the worst book I've read in years. How it ever got published is a mystery to me. Don't waste your money!

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I guess it gets two stars because it kept my attention long enough to finish it. But really, what was the point of this? I listened thrice to the final hour and still it is puzzling to me. I get it about the mysterious txt and final line, but to tie it all up? I expected better. It's like the author just decided, ok that's enough and quit.

Tom Perotta never disappoints. Couldn't put it down.

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