Helpful Score: 6
This is easily one of the most disturbing books i've ever read. I have to agree with another reviewer that it is very self-serving. I got the feeling the whole time that Augusten was writing the whole time thinking that everyone would love him more for his terrible childhood. That he would finally get the love and attention that is his due. That the world owes him. It seems to be a theme in his work.
I think that if it is a true portrait of his childhood, then he is just exactly like his father.
I think that if it is a true portrait of his childhood, then he is just exactly like his father.
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