The first half of this book was so much more interesting to me than the second half. I was bored by the second half.

Beautiful storytelling. I found it a little bit difficult to follow the shifting story lines, but still beautiful.

Not a particularly insightful book, but it gave me some food for thought on the roots on our happiness and how sensitivity plays into it. Also, I need to go back to Denmark ASAP

A vulnerable side of Ms. Hart that her viewers rarely get to see. I was pleasantly surprised by this book. I'd love to read more from Hannah in the future. 3.5

I was NOT expecting to enjoy this book. At first, I thought it would be monotonous. However, Lib proved to be a clever and reliable narrator. This book oddly reminded me of The Exorcist, which I read in the spring.

This book had such potential, but I was so bored! I felt like nothing was happening and I couldn't follow the thin story or dull characters at all.

"No one in the theatre is important except for the writer-" David Mamet, a playwright, probably

What a pointless book.
Theatre is a collaborative art, which has apparently passed over Mamet his entire life. His plays, by the way, are miserable. Ugh.