"Babbitt" from Kelli

Mane, bruh. February has dragged my book reading rate wayyyyyyyyyy down. It's taken me a month to finish "Babbitt" by Sinclair Lewis. Partially because of school and starting a new part-time job, but also due in part to the lack of a swift plot-line in Babbitt.

Here's the general flow of the book:

• Man is mediocre and conformist
• Man is middle aged and discontent
• Man flirts with becoming outspoken and independent
• Man is beaten down by The Man
• Man returns to being mediocre and conformist

Enjoyable, but nothing extraordinary. Which is probably why it's #93 on the list.

Onward and upward. I hear "The World According to Garp" is sensational.