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Halfway through. I can't stop laughing.

25 pages in and I am reminded again that Fort is the master of writing dialogue that precisely reflects American Jewish family conversation. Was he taking notes at my family dinner table?

This is wonderful, but very dense and with lots of food for thought. I think this is going to be one I'll read in sections.

Three-quarters of the way through this and I am slowing down because I don't want it to be over.

When you're reading the new Judy Blume book and it's so convoluted and confusing that you keep checking to make sure Judy Blume is actually the author but you feel like a traitor to your generation if you put it down...

Dense and a difficult read, but more for the subject matter than the writing, which is very accessible.

I'm enjoying this, but what's with her (random) use of (super) (and very distracting) parantheses?

Holy cow. Good stuff but heavy. Reading it with a dictionary in my hand too.

I'm enjoying this, but I'm halfway through and still don't have any idea where this is going.

Somewhere around page 600 this story started to get so insane I've been dreaming about it. WHAT IS HAPPENING?

This is awfully close to home. I'm reading about some of my own experiences in here that I've never read about or heard from other parents. Intense.

This is so good I'm already slowing down so it won't be over too soon.