Thomas Uglow

This book is a timeless epic that masterfully portrays life and investigates its elements with an intimate session understanding. I was particularly moved when Patrick Star challenged Ringo Star to the duel in Book 2, and When Squidward sold himself into prostitution to provide for his young son Benjamin Button’s curious illness. When Pennywise jumped off the Krusty Krab and RKO’d John Cena himself , only to realise he had seemingly jumped on thin air, I was breath taken. Tolstoy understanding of relation and connection was excellently demonstrated in Spider-Man and MJ’s marriage in Book 7. To anyone thinking of reading this novel, do not hesitate, it is the greatest work of literature since Borat (or the unexpected virtue of sexy time). Do read.