R E K. (bigstone) - , reviewed on + 1452 more book reviews
I found this book difficult to get my head into the story because there really isn't one. The author strings together a group of incidents to depict living in New York. Perhaps others will find it entertaining. I didn't.
The key characters, if there are any, appear to be best friends Marie and Simona; Sid Morris, an art teachern; Helen, an acquaintance from art class; and Elizabeth, an upstairs tenant in Marie's home. I liked the characters but thought that the book rambled and focused on unimportant details at times.
The key characters, if there are any, appear to be best friends Marie and Simona; Sid Morris, an art teachern; Helen, an acquaintance from art class; and Elizabeth, an upstairs tenant in Marie's home. I liked the characters but thought that the book rambled and focused on unimportant details at times.
