Boris Krischel

While I think the book has a good message and says some good things, it is extremely dull. Nothing really happens in the story. It's just a series of short paragraphs in which the main character either has thoughts that are supposed to be profound but become repetitive after a while, or has conversations with old friends that are just a list of quotes and extremely hard to follow.

I think this story would work very well as a short story, but as a full novel it is just stale, repetitive and difficult to get through.

A satisfying and sad revenge story. I enjoyed it a lot. I liked the way it was written, with articles and book chapters interspersed throughout.

I just found it overly complicated. The story makes no sense, since no normal person would ever take part in a plan like the one devised in this story. The whole concept is ridiculous. How are you supposed to figure out why anything is happening if the characters' decisions are stupid? If the characters' reasoning made more sense, I could support it more; it is cleverly put together. However, the motivation at the end, which is supposed to justify everything, is not good enough for me.