Review: The satirical humor is boundless
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2014
In these times of NSA spying on American citizens all in the name or making us safer.  It is not unlikely to find a book that turns a comic eye on such events.  Furtl does just that.  It is a quick satirical look at what is currently happening in our world today.  The book is set in the not too distant future (2026) and proceeds to follow a line that eerily sounds way to familiar to our everyday lives.  This book is a combination of Politicians and Big corporations trying to blend everything into something that only suits themselves and their bottom line.  While reading this book I constantly found myself asking if this was happening to us in real life.The book starts off slow, but if you stick with it you quickly get drawn in and turning pages.  I found myself laughing on almost every page.  Sadly, though this book is not going to appeal to everybody.  If you are looking for a funny and insightful tale about civilization I would whole-heartedly recommend this book.