Review: Don't tell your English teacher and you will like it.....
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2014
It finally hit me--not all quotes have value!  This author must have collected quotes for quite a while and needed a place to display them.  Thus, this book.  Even more significantly, she was anxious to alert the public to fact that Jerry Garcia existed and spoke babble, just like the rest of humanity.  The plot, interesting.  It had intrigue that caused me to want to keep turning the pages.  The main characters, also interesting.  The primary characters were well developed and worth caring about through their ordeal.  The tee shirt descriptions and the commentary on the music of a generation, not so interesting and a bit overdone.As a reader, I am like most people and can skip over typos and poor semantics and grammar at times (and that includes the fact that I was an English teacher). The mind often re-interprets sentence structure to make it work when there is a slight error.  However, this particular work was pretty careless in the editing.  This is a talented writer who deserves a competent editor to review the work.