Title: deja vu all over again
Product review: I wanted to like this book since I am a fan of the author's other work. But something about it just didn't sit well with me. It does have it's humurous points and the relationship between Sarah and Todd is engaging. Overall though, it just feels like it was done before. Stories and satires about suburbia abound and this didn't really offer anything new to that conversation. The characters are fairly interesting though typical, but what is the point? None of the characters grew or changed really and the story didn't offer any new insights to suburban life. I just felt blah after reading this, like I neither got a particularly good story out of it or any new musings about modern life. I hope his next novel offers more.
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