That was actually really good!

There were quite a few things I liked about this novel. Generally though, I enjoyed it because it felt REAL. While reading it, I really felt like I understood Lucky. It was a very interesting experience, being inside his head. He has such a way of seeing things.

I also kind of like how, in the end, everything wasn't magically fixed - because, honestly, that's not how life is. Even though things weren't perfect in the end, they were better, and even though not everything was concluded, part of everything was. There was still some sense of finality, but accompanied with a sense of progress, a sense of things still being on the road to getting better.

Probably the only part of this novel I didn't enjoy so much was Ginny. I have a personal dislike for characters that toy with others' feelings or don't respect their own relationships.

Overall, it was such an experience though. It was definitely a novel I felt like I got something out of upon finishing.