Title: A lot of filler
Product review: I expected a nice Wobegon-type read, but adapted when I realized it wasn't. But as much as I tried, I couldn't learn to like the book. It had its moments, but seemed to be more and more filler (Mr. Blue, GOP bashing, bad poems, philisophical ramblings, etc), along with just too much gratuitous sex. Basically it was just a thin plot with lots of padding to make it seem worth the $$. Lucking I got this from a book lending shelf, so all I wasted was my time. I wonder if Keillor had the Pederson syndrome himself when he wrote this (from the last chapter). It would certainly explain things.
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