When I first started on this book, I was like, "Seriously?", "You've got to be kidding me." and ".....really." I mean, this book was so unrealistic on so many levels it was just too much to bear for me. Surely a great novel can be produced even by adhering to the laws of reality, society and rationality? 
 But then, I was desperate to add this book to my "Read" repertoire and thought, What the hell, let's just pretend for once. And hey presto, this book was actually entertaining. I can't put a finger on what was so enjoyable of this book (Dear readers, sorry for wasting your time). Apart from the nice witty banter, the characters are solid and real in their own ways, and they keep getting themselves in sticky situations which are hilariously hilarious (but if you value realism too much, they could seem ridiculously insulting to the intellectual mind). But on the whole, I enjoyed this book very much. I wish I could have put down my cranky self from the very start of the book and perhaps I would have enjoyed this book even more so then.