Title: It's better if you yourself were an addict
Product review: Or have someone in your life who is/was. This book has received a lot of undeserved hype. Spoiled rich kid who can't understand why his sheltered upbringing has left him unarmored and unable to understand that Life Isn't Fair. Unfortunately it's become a literary genre of sorts in the last decade. In Frey's case, the writing, such as it is, is a bit precious, as are the typographical tricks, AND YET, I can see how this book would hold your attention if your own personal circumstances aligned with his. It's just a shame that he wasn't able to reveal his insights in a somewaht more accessible fashion.
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