Attention. Deficit. Disorder. : A Novel (Paperback)

from bettie

I received this book through Early Reviewers. It took a couple of months to arrive but was worth the wait. Wayne Fencer goes on a well narrated path of discovery after the suicide of an ex-girlfriend. He meets a number of interesting characters and visits a number of interesting places along the ...

from neiljohnford

Very good for a first attempt. I'll put a proper review here soon.

from flissp

This book is all about self-discovery and dealing with grief. As it begins, Wayne Fencer is on his way to an ex-girlfriend's funeral. She has killed herself. The relationship didn't end well and he feels bad about this, but it's been 3 years and as far as he/we're concerned, they've both moved on...

from JonArnold

I've always been fascinated by American bildungsroman for one reason - despite a lifelong fascination with American culture I've never really 'got' them. I can understand the why and how but I've never connected with them, perhaps because I've grown up in the superficially similar but actually dr...

from ksimon

Wow. I had put off reading this book because of the decidedly mixed reviews it had received. I wish I hadn't waited. I just tore through this book in a few hours' time, and when I reached the end, it left me with that weird teary feeling that comes on when I really connect with a story.The narrat...