Reviews
Suzanne@macaronouioui
I really loved book 1. Less is such an interesting person, who has surreal adventures.
This book his partner, Freddy interjects and sometimes narrates. I don't think he was as well rounded as Less, and it read a little confusing at times.
The parts of the book where we just follow Less going around America, I really enjoyed. More comedy of errors and there is a dog! The Freddy parts as I said felt mediocre. I don't know if Less has more tales to tell, but I'd like it if it was just Less again, with his as the sole narrator.
Diane Calello@drdianec
Bria@ladspter
Martha F.@marthaq
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