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Read this one for Sawyers Book Club on myspace, and becuase it is on the Lost Lit List....
I like the format... narrator speaks to reader as tho they are part of the story (one sided conversation).
I did not like all the lost trains of thought. The narrator would lead you towards an answer, or explanation and then veer off for pages and pages, almost seeming to have lost his orginal point.
I did not like the ending at all. Perhaps my copy is missing the last few pages?? (sadly, i know this is not the case....)
I like the format... narrator speaks to reader as tho they are part of the story (one sided conversation).
I did not like all the lost trains of thought. The narrator would lead you towards an answer, or explanation and then veer off for pages and pages, almost seeming to have lost his orginal point.
I did not like the ending at all. Perhaps my copy is missing the last few pages?? (sadly, i know this is not the case....)
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Jul 08, 2008 11:12AM
yeah I agree :(
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Hi Lori.So is there a LOST connection in this book?
To be honest, I really dont remember this one much. It blends in my mind with Laughter In The Dark by Nabokov. They were two novels with a very similar plot line.....
Laughter in the Dark was a bit like Lolita, right? A man falling in love with an underage girl...
