Title: Undone, well done
Product review: I picked this up after having had my copy for several years. It was a little slow to start, but "She's Come Undone" is the kind of book that becomes very addictive. It is tragic, fascinating reading. I am, however, mystified by reviews that characterize this as funny, though, because while wild, warped, sometimes amusing and totally absorbing, it's not really funny.The detail with which Mr. Lamb writes is so vivid, this books plays like a movie in your head as you read. You can almost taste the curtains Delores chews on and visualize the "flying leg" painting her mother gives her. And you can feel her sadness, her desire to connect, her longing for love and acceptance. He has created a character I know, and when we part ways at the end, I really care about her and hope that her future is happy at last.I gave this book to my 18-year-old stepdaughter and now she's equally mesmerized.
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