Title: Stick with The Hours
Product review: I must disagree with the reviewer who recommended this book if one liked the "macabre" aspects of The Hours. I can hardly believe the same man wrote both books. What I think is most apparent is that he runs the same theories of the human condition in all of his books. Example: the housewife wanting to make the "perfect" cake, and all people just trying to get through hours. By the time he wrote The Hours, he perfected his thoughts on the human condition and as a result created a masterpiece. Granted, he writes self involved people very well, but this book lacks any kind of story. For a book that was hailed as "character driven", I can't say I cared about any of the people involved. The Hours moved me deeply, A Home at the End of the World left me cold and wanting to just get the the end of the book.
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