Title: Adolescent drivel
Product review: If you were 17 in 1973 and lived on the East Coast and never got over it or past it, you'll probably love this book. All others beware -- it is as tedious and unenlightening as anyone else's late adolescence and spends a lot of time describing acne, masturbation and Beatles' music. It is accurate in its details (every page or two the author throws in a contemporary musical or cultural reference) as other reviewers point out, but these are patently articificial and are wholly irrelevant to the plot or character development. It barks.
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