Title: Dismal
Product review: What dismays me most about attempts by non-Cuban authors writing about Cuban-thematic books is that, often, not always, they reduce Cuba into caricature. "Dirty Blonde" has its luminous moments, I must admit. It is even funny, at times. However, it is nothing more than a "half-azzed" attempt to understand the complexities of an island in transition. Furthermore, this book is such an imitation to other books on similar subjects, that I would suggest reading those for a change.
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