A well written first 30 pages but falling heavily Short on content. There are many characters, we gain a small insight into their lives. At a first glance they are teenagers who say things like sweet ride, sick marijuana and perform a lot of Instagram-snap chat. They have a party, which may as well be a Tupperware party for the lack of action. It ends with a cliffhanger, which sticks to the Tupperware theme, what’s in the tub? Some lasagne and a prawn sandwich.
It’s a translation and there is a strong USA feel to the text, doesn’t really work for a European setting, it would be interesting to know how much has changed in the translation from the authors intent. But im not that curious. This book was compared Steig Larrson, it doesn’t stand up to such scrutiny, I’m not a fan and won’t be reading this one.
It’s a translation and there is a strong USA feel to the text, doesn’t really work for a European setting, it would be interesting to know how much has changed in the translation from the authors intent. But im not that curious. This book was compared Steig Larrson, it doesn’t stand up to such scrutiny, I’m not a fan and won’t be reading this one.