Omar

1. It takes a long while to get used to the language of the book (at least for me)
   2. It's way too graphic. Like I get the point is to sell a extreme image of the main character and then toy around with the concepts, but just too far man.
   3. Good plot, meh ending. No good or bad, just a desire fir a family. Not too satisfied

RAAAH PALESTINE MENTIONED

I'd give it a 2.5, right in the middle because that's exactly what this is. Fine, but not more!

So well written and thought out, with great commentary and interwoven personal experience. Both of which cannot be separated.

It was a fun read, I enjoyed it, but it did feel a bit childish, or immature. I don't know