What a hysterical, light-hearted novel, filled with witticisms and keen insight. One can’t help but be enamored with Don Tillman, a quirky, no-holds-barred kind of guy. Of course, that attitude comes with the territory, when said individual has Asperger’s Syndrome.
The characterization was unique, as was the plot, which made for an unusual ride. I wasn’t keen on the DNA storyline, and felt it was a bit contrived. Also, the open marriage storyline seemed completely unnecessary. Additionally, the ending was a tied up a bit to neatly (and unrealistically) for my taste.
Despite these flaws, I truly enjoyed the journey with Professor Tillman, and found myself agreeing with him much of the time: “But why, why, why can't people just say what they mean?”
11/26/16
The characterization was unique, as was the plot, which made for an unusual ride. I wasn’t keen on the DNA storyline, and felt it was a bit contrived. Also, the open marriage storyline seemed completely unnecessary. Additionally, the ending was a tied up a bit to neatly (and unrealistically) for my taste.
Despite these flaws, I truly enjoyed the journey with Professor Tillman, and found myself agreeing with him much of the time: “But why, why, why can't people just say what they mean?”
11/26/16
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