One of the comments I’ve been using a lot since being a part of the email book club I’m in is, “I enjoyed the experience of reading it.” And I think I would use that for this book too. I didn’t love it, but I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. The writing kept me interested and engaged, and had great little moments along the way, like whenever Judd came to a conclusion about something. I didn’t necessarily find anyone likable, but that ended up becoming part of the appeal. They were all dysfunctional enough that I just wanted to know what they would do next.
