Status Updates From Confessions of a Sociopathi...

I just stared my first senseless summer read.

Realizing that this foreign humor isn't what I'm used to, I appreciate that, but I tried to like it, and there was maybe one thing that I chuckled at. No "laugh out loud moments" in this one for me. I kept assuming there would be a moral shift with the main character, Katya Livingston, but she was just portrayed as a complete a-hole throughout. I totally "get" it, but I didn't enjoy this book at all.

"Spend exciting first day back in London unpacking complimentary soaps, shower caps, emery boards, shoe polish, shampoos, conditioners, bath oils, tea bags, coffee, sugar, and cheese and biscuits purloined from my room in Cork. That's what I like about staying in hotels--I don't have to go grocery shopping for at least a week afterwards."

Katya is beyond sociopathic...

This is like reading someone's diary.