This is a story about three people and their lives, how they cope, the help this receive and trying to find joy. It's sad and emotional.
I'm so conflicted about this book. It certainly wasn't predictable, it did a good job of confounding my expectations of this kind of story and mostly I enjoyed reading it. BUT it's one of the most un-PC things I've read in years. While it might be argued it is just illustrating some people's different reality (examples in spoiler comments) I'm having trouble getting away from the idea that it's deliberate and reactionary. I feel a bit grubby.