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Lea Fanelli lf_559c697 — JEEZ I thought I liked this book a lot - but I couldn't remember exactly why or how I'd describe it for a review... So then I read some other reviews and found out I apparently was totally taken in or too dumb to know it was trash or too undiscriminating to discern bogus and belabored and lord knows whatever other literary sins that some poor slob named Dave Eggers committed! Admittedly I just don't keep up with the times enough to recognize that this somebody named Dave Eggers is either REALLY a loser that anyone with sense will hate OR a damned genius that only the True Elite will recognize. Now I'm not about to give myself away any further than I already have, so I'm just going to clam up right now and not even say another damned word about Dave Eggers or his weird and heartbreaking book! But I admittedly DO resonate with back cover blurbs from such as NY Times, Boston Globe, Washington Post: "evokes the terrible beauty of young, like a young Bob Dylan, frothing with furious anger"... or "funny, wildly intelligent" or "exhilarating... profoundly moving... often hilarious." Then maybe calling it a "finite book of jest" helps me slip into a more personal pronouncement with a bit more security. Bottom line: I liked this book and am glad I read it!

Christoph Damm dcdammchri0294 — As posted in [http://www.amazon.com]: I realized after reading Augusten Burrough's "Magical Thinking" and Ford's "The Little Book of Neuroses" and the like that I'm not really a fan of collections of witty/humorous essays and personal stories. I guess because I expect all the essays to crack me up. So far, I've yet to read a book that has made me laugh from front to back (...yet). "Neuroses" was an entertaining read. Some were hilarious, some serious and some thought-provoking. I found myself laughing at some parts. I also found myself nodding in agreement as if Ford read my mind, such as gays in monogamous relationships. It's worth a read and perhaps you'll laugh more than I did.

Cushman Wakefield _halhimer — I think I cried a lot when I read this. Which usually means that it's good.