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hsinclair 's review for:
High Fidelity
by Nick Hornby
This is my first "dick-lit" book (as it were) and I'd have to say that I enjoyed following a guy's inner monologue as he navigates the confusing world of love, dating, sex, and life in general.
The honest thoughts of an imperfect person are fully on display in this book, and it kind of validates some of my own selfish or unreasonable thoughts. The main character is thankfully much more selfish and self-centered than I, so I found a bit of consolation for my own (very small) character flaws.
Ultimately, I found this book is about how tough it is to love others and deal with relationships when you're too wrapped up your own thoughts. And about how you can escape from this maze and find something that makes you happy.
Recommended for people who like a sobering look at how imperfect relationships can really make you feel, and for those searching for redemption from their own self-centeredness.
The honest thoughts of an imperfect person are fully on display in this book, and it kind of validates some of my own selfish or unreasonable thoughts. The main character is thankfully much more selfish and self-centered than I, so I found a bit of consolation for my own (very small) character flaws.
Ultimately, I found this book is about how tough it is to love others and deal with relationships when you're too wrapped up your own thoughts. And about how you can escape from this maze and find something that makes you happy.
Recommended for people who like a sobering look at how imperfect relationships can really make you feel, and for those searching for redemption from their own self-centeredness.