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Review title: not so good
Product review: The chapter titles in The Mysteries of Pittsburgh, ... were alluring to the fullest when I first flipped through the pages before reading. I also examined the cover of the book and focused on the words "the acclaimed New York Times bestseller." I thought, if this book could have the New York Times not only stamp their approval but also put the fancy word "acclaimed" in the sentence, then by golly I was sold. Judging a book by its cover was my new motto.The level of ease of reading the book was child's play ...Soon after breezing through a few chapters, however, the child's play also became a child's book. Suddenly, and occurring too often in my maturing stage of life now that I think about it, I felt like I was in sixth grade. The easy read was just that, an easy read. Instead of some type of depth, Michael Chabon took the readers along a 297-page book that could probably be explained and done with in two minutes.
