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Title: I Must HaVE miSSED Something
Review: But I don't think so. I found the book tedious, self-indulgent. It made me feel like, I hope the protagonist can someday grow up, become adult, and gain maturity. Maybe that's what it was supposed to do, and maybe that's its stroke of brilliance. Could it be? We hate this character this time, but will be amazed at her growth in the future. Some reviewers seem to have jumped to volume three, but I'm still here judging only on the text we've been given. And it's pretty sad, pretty poorly written, pretty vicious, pretty juvenile. Postmodern lit is supposed to not have to explain stuff like this. You see it and you go, "Oh, I get it, to be in on the joke, I admit I was almost taken in, but now I understand. The protagonist isn't self-absorbed and vain and selfish. It's a satire on modern life." But I couldn't quite make that leap. I think it's bad lit.
