First Impressions

Okay, folks. Let me start this out by saying that I absolutely love this book! Every single story is nothing short of hilarious, and yet they all seem to have a very deep social problem just lying dormant in the background. Mainly because of his mom, too! I have to know and understand his mother's reasoning for all of her actions, because I really don't think that it really has anything to do with rebelling against her country, or beating the system, and it can't be just to prove to the world that there is nothing she can't do... whatever the intention is, it has to be something deeper than that. Am I the only person that thinks this? who really knows. One thing I do know that this book is a MAJOR shift from what we were reading through earlier in terms of humor and voicing. Also, if you have the chance to get the audiobook, it makes the reading ten times better! (pro tip, it's free with an audible trial too)

Thanks friends, see you later.

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