It seems
that this is “a collection of observations”—“stories among other things.”
In one
story, the author relays her earliest childhood memory, stating how television
was her babysitter, teacher, and best friend, and how humans revel in the
background noise rather than face reality, which is true.
Some were
snippets of odd anecdotes while others were just plain weird. What were
drawings doing in this book anyways? Weird. I often wondered what the point was on some of
them. Did they even have a point? It was hard to tell sometimes because stories
kept rambling on and on.
Still, for
the most part, stories elicited a healthy dose of “oh, yeah.” Some are so witty
and insightful that they may even give you a light chuckle.
My Rating: 3 stars
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