Title: What a way to end a book
Product review: I found the book to be odd, amusing, and sad in classic Irving fashion. I really liked this book. I didn't love it the way I did "A Widow for One Year" or "A Prayer for Owen Meany," but I was compelled throughout the book to its finish. The final act of the book is so lovely. Maybe I was so moved because I had read of John Irving's plight with his own father, but this ending literally left me in tears and has stuck with me in the months since I read it. Maybe not the best Irving book to start with, but I think this book nicely compliments his collection.
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