Review: Not for the squeamish
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 16, 2012
This book deals with adult subject matter in the form of addiction to something other than a substance. While I do not normally review books dealing with these types of situations I felt this particular addiction would be of interest to some readers, more especially parents of boys.The book itself, while interesting with complex characters and situations, is a bit difficult to read. It is filled with blanks and numbers which refer to the annotations at the end of the book. While this might have worked well with a paper copy of the work, with 168 annotations, some of which are several sentences, it was more than cumbersome. I found myself, at some point, filing in the blanks and no longer referring to the annotation, which may have been the author's intent. After reading both the body of the book and the annotations it is clear each section can be read without the other. An interesting and unusual presentation which makes the book worth reading on its own.If you are not concerned with adult sexual content, language or situations and want something unusual this is the book you would want to read.Karen Bryant Doering,Parents' Little Black BookMistBlueEeyore@gmail.com