Title: sophomoric, self-absorbed junk
Product review: Norton's ramblings give new meaning to the word juvenile. I got this book because I thought the title seemed clever. However, the title is about as clever as this thin, little book gets. The author is self-absorbed, nave, and not a very good writer. I thought it seemed fishy when there was no publisher listed but now I understand that Norton's book is merely the work of a bitter college student. It saddens me that in a time when it is so hard to get published; the works of child are being sold on Amazon. Moreover, it sounds as if all of Norton's friends wrote the reviews on this website. That is sad. So is the book. Save your money and by the work of Bret Easton Ellis, who at 20 wrote a masterpiece. Let Norton move out of Gambier and live life.
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