Title: This book was interesting, but it seemed to drag at times.
Product review: "White Noise" by Don DeLillo is about the everyday life of a college professor in a small town in middle America. It gives an intellectual approacch to the little things of the characters life. Although this is interesting at times, there is often too much analysis and gets a bit redundant. Especially the talk of Jack and Babette's fear of death, which occurs throughout the book. After a while, I got very tired of this talk of death and the analysis seemed too much and unnecessary. This makes the book drag and at times I didn't want to read any further because I knew what was coming. DeLillo succeed in making the reader think and that may be enough to make it a book worth reading.
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