Title: Skating on the success of "Little Altars"
Product review: "Little Altars Everywhere" was quite touching, the author clearly gifted (at times even Faulkner-esque). So I was floored at how poorly written and flat-out boooooring "Ya-Ya Sisterhood" is. I couldn't get past the fourth chapter. There's no trace of the talented writer from the previous novel, nor any glimpse of the lovable protagonist who, in this novel, is all but unrecognizable. It leaves one with the feeling that the author was under contract pressure and sat a monkey in front of her keyboard to fulfill it.
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