Title: She's come unread
Product review: It's hard to tell if this author dislikes men or women more. From a painful portrayal of a astonishingly dysfunctional family to the sputtering end this book grinds on and on. Almost no-one is likable in this story, especially the heroine. There should be a truth in advertising clause for book jackets that state: "...often stirring and hilarious book" What's hilarious? A self-destructive teenager whose every adult influence betrays her with their selfishness? And so it goes. I did finish the book, in the vain hopes that there would be some redeeming grace in the story.
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