| If anything, Niven is probably the only one with a sufficient level of guts and spunk to give it a treatment that is adequate | And Frank has suffered from this ugliness |
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| A fantastic, terrifying and gripping satire from the irrepressible John Niven | I mean welcome in the most sarcastic and seeped in satire way possible |
He is written perfectly, and is essentially written as HUMAN.
19| Brett applies in eight Ivy League Colleges, and his hard work finally pays off when he gets accepted in seven of them | Most people would immediately jump to "How long do I have? No Frank has been waiting for this moment |
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| But while they are at it, Brett feels like something is missing from his life | His wife and son were slain in one of the increasingly commonplace mass shootings, which in a country over which the NRA holds sway, is a blight that will be never be tackled |
It lives in it's very own genre and it lives there in perfection.
4| The human element of Frank reflecting on how choices in his life led the bad things that he's now seeking revenge for to happen gives the book another dimension, particularly a revelation near the end that is probably predictable but worked nicely to show how easily a lot of this could happen | He realizes that going to Harvard never was his dream |
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| The reader can only hope that this is only fiction and will never be a reality | It is everything that was put in place by her father, who was able to really push his ideas through after winning the 2020 election |
To his surprise, Harvard, too, is blown away by his out-of-the-box thinking, and they grant him an acceptance letter.