Title: Not Atwood's Best Work
Product review: "Moral Disorder" was our book club selection, and I was happy to see the usually reliable Margaret Atwood as its author. As a short story fan, I was eagerly anticipating reading this book. Unfortunately, "Moral Disorder" seemed like a jumble of half-finished ideas for other books that never quite jelled. The characters are allowed to show random-seeming pieces of their lives, but little happens in terms of an actual plot to link these people into a cohesive, satisfying story. Overall, it was a disappointing read. Would strongly recommended "The Robber Bride" or "A Handmaid's Tale", which are much better examples of Atwood's abilities as a story teller.
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