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A review by danidsfavereads
The Adulterants by Joe Dunthorne
3.0
*Thank you to Tin House for providing me with this review copy through their Galley Club*
This book was weird, but I didn't hate it. That is my one sentence review, but here is more.
This book is a strange story about Ray who makes a series of bad choices during the summer of 2011. It follows him, his wife, and their group of friends, who all haven't seemed to really grow up. The story is told completely through his perspective and voice. I found myself laughing at a few points and also just wondering how this so-called adult could make such horrible decisions.
This book is not necessarily one I would pick up on y own, but I am glad that I read it. It was a short and fast read (at least for me).
This book was weird, but I didn't hate it. That is my one sentence review, but here is more.
This book is a strange story about Ray who makes a series of bad choices during the summer of 2011. It follows him, his wife, and their group of friends, who all haven't seemed to really grow up. The story is told completely through his perspective and voice. I found myself laughing at a few points and also just wondering how this so-called adult could make such horrible decisions.
This book is not necessarily one I would pick up on y own, but I am glad that I read it. It was a short and fast read (at least for me).