I found myself genuinely laughing out loud once we got into the first handful of the 36 Questions. The dialogue is written so realistically I could hear the voices in my head; it might have helped that "Bob's" voice reminded me incredibly of my ever-flip and unconventional other half.
I love the premise of the book. It seems to be a truism that now people care more about faceless strangers on Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and whatever will eventually replace them than they do about real life interactions. The premise of a psychological survey to test how people form relationships in a real life situation is probably being carried out right now as it is a skill we seem to be losing.
I would like to know more about Jeff's action figures though - sounds like an interesting collection. Definitely looking forward to this book coming out as it seems to be a great warming read for these colder months coming upon us.
I love the premise of the book. It seems to be a truism that now people care more about faceless strangers on Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and whatever will eventually replace them than they do about real life interactions. The premise of a psychological survey to test how people form relationships in a real life situation is probably being carried out right now as it is a skill we seem to be losing.
I would like to know more about Jeff's action figures though - sounds like an interesting collection. Definitely looking forward to this book coming out as it seems to be a great warming read for these colder months coming upon us.