Kind of tempting to do one of the 4/5 stars, but on Favourites-type gigs, but that's not really what's up. This book is a solid 5 stars, though. At first I'm like, 'this is good, but maybe this is just, you know, entertainment....', & in fact, I began reading it randomly while sitting on a plane. No previous intention. But I got like 30% of the way through & was like 'oh, yeah, it's good, & short too!'... so I forgot about it a week & then finished it between a roadtrip to family & Christmas binging, & dude, this book is so lovable. I love it. In some ways, it's better than the movie... I mean, most book-to-movies are (see also: Fight Club, see also:... nah, I won't get into it. Stupid Chucky.), but this one is really a balancing act, because I love Sam Rockwell, & I love how they pulled off a lot of the movie. In the end, I'd have to tie it. For reference, & I've had my share of disagreements on this, but I liked the movie of Fight Club better than the book. 
 Man, I don't even know what to say. I laughed my share. The writing was stylish & full of personality without being too in-your-face (most of the time. Enough to say it's innocent.), & the way my perspective of everyone changed, & how the characters themselves changed, it really is kinda a treat to be served up this book. Sometimes I read a book, & it's just nice to know there are other people out there making shit for you. You didn't have to lift a finger to get this book created, it was just there, years before you were aware of its existence, waiting for you. I love that feeling. I love you. Let's hug.