Title: The book of whine
Product review: I sympathize with Kyoko Mori's troubling childhood, but enough is enough. She whines, wimpers and complains throughout the entire book, and demonstrates neither compassion nor maturity. Halfway through the book, I began to wonder when the "breakthrough" would come. The answer comes in the final pages, when she throws away a arguably ugly piece of jewelry given to her by her hated stepmother--the "breakthrough" would never come. I began to tire of the author's consistent whining, moaning, complaining and self-pity. Many women have had troubled childhoods, Ms. Mori, and they have managed to get on with their lives. Your inability to do so was a disappointment.
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