Title: Quick and quirky read
Product review: I didn't like any of the characters in Patty Friedmann's book, Odds, except for George Duffy, the fireman. The others were too mean (George Duffy, the lawyer, and his son, George); too good to be true (Gregor, Ella and her husband); too clueless (Anna and her mother-in-law); and too weird (Dorothy). All of them were predictable.What I loved about this little volume was Patty Friedmann's skillful use of humor in handling subjects such as adultery, drowning, compulsive gambling, and biological aberrations. That's a stupendous accomplishment. It kept me turning the pages.
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