Less (Winner of the Pulitzer Prize) Book Reviews

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Amazing. This book is amazing. I didn’t know what it to expect but very easily became happily tethered to Less’ fate. This book provided enjoyment for many hours and I felt sorrow when it ended. Luckily, I see, there is a sequel.

Brilliant. I read this book on a whim, I’m so glad I did. It’s brilliantly beautiful.

Didn’t engage me. Started “Less”, yet it just didn’t grab me. Goes to show you - the hype of critics and awards committees aren’t always indicative of a good book (or anything else , for that matter!).

Less is more. I loved it.

The critics are wrong. This book just slogged along. I kept reading because the critics raved. Booorimg,

This was a Pulitzer Prize winning novel??. I bought this book (and accidentally bought the audio version too) and lord was I disappointed. This was a Pulitzer Prize winner? I couldn’t get through it. The book was confusing, boring, and to use a phrase from the book: it was magniloquent spoony. For the life of me, I can’t understand how this book is a Pulitzer Prize winning novel. 🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

Slow build, leaves you thinking. This book reads like a page-turning summer read overall but every once in a while you get whacked with a solid upper cut that leaves you breathless and wondering where it came from. At several points, I had to stop and reread sections to get the full effect. 2/3 of the way through the book, I was sold but still not convinced of the Pulitzer status. The second I finished the last page, tears streaming down my face, however, I already knew I needed to read it again. Arthur Less is at once the most boring and most relatable character I’ve read in years. He is me, us. Reading his story made me think about my own life experiences, my own desires and fears. Less has a wonderful, easy quality to it. It reads quickly but delivers pleasing moments of mysticism, philosophy, romance, self-help, and even religion. It makes you think without being heavy or demanding. I’m rereading as we speak and will likely pass through it a few more times before I’m done. I highly recommend this book to anyone who’s ever loved or been loved.

Ahhh. Words can ensnare you when writing a review so allow me to be succinct. It was perfect

Just amazing. Immediately started rereading. Beautifully written and witty prose. Highly recommend!

Less. Interesting and thoughtful prose which is a bit obscure by intent. It made me feel differently after having read it.

Excellent story. Couldn’t put it down, beautifully written.

Read “Less". This book is a gem. Beautifully written; the words flow like a mellifluous score.

More of Less, Please!. Andrew Sean Greer introduces us to Less, a middling writer suffering from a double heartbreak. The character is a bit befuddled by circumstances, too trusting by half, and in for the trip of a lifetime. By the end of the book I was completely enamours by both Less and his creator. The writing is impeccable, the humor is equal parts mad-cap and poignant, and the story is a delight to read. I’m very much looking forward to Mr. Greer’s next work.

Snooze more while reading Less. This book is so boring and all the way to page 81 and still could care less about the main character. Awful!

Magnificent. A magnificent novel. Humorous, poignant and masterfully written, I am now an ASG fan for life.

Less. I’m either losing my cognitive abilities or this book really does not make any sense.

Couldn’t put it down. The narrative pulled me in, and I didn’t want it to end. Then I discovered the next book with Mr. Less!

Less. I have to admit that I don't read novels about gay characters because I don't want to read stories about people who make disparaging remarks about faith, morality, and life that has more meaning than just gratifying sexual self. I would not have bought this novel if the synopsis had given this information! It is sad to read about a life so ruined by promiscuity, drugs, and self deprecation, that I had a hard time finishing it! It's easy to see why Less didn't like his life, was never satisfied with what he had, and why he never thought he was worthy to love!! So sad that he always felt inferior to Roberts "superior" intelligence. How older men always wanted to touch his innocence! Yuck!!!

Less. A wonderful story of life and love.

Less is more. Magical, funny, beautiful

Less is more!. I had a hard time getting started with the book. The style of writing was confusing but I stuck with it and ended up loving it. Best ending I’ve read in a long time. Parts of it made me laugh out loud.

Life through Less. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It’s funny, sad and all about how we fumble through life.

Do gay men never grow up?. The content is very well written. The story is ridiculous. The characters never developed or matured, thus the story is very one note. I struggled to finish.

Excellent but Predictable. The ending was cliche, but the journey to get there was impeccable. Totally worth it. So glad I read this!

About a gay guy.. So, I have mixed feelings about this book. I found it hard to identify with the character and I stopped reading before I got through the first chapter. I totally support the LGBT community, but I think if this guy was straight talking about the women he dated, I think I would have had the same reaction. He had a very casual relationship with this guy and lots of others too and all of a sudden, he has to run away from his wedding? Really?

Gets better with every page!. This was an adorable and charming read. Like a delicious, well-portioned meal, it leaves you perfectly satisfied.

Less. Great job Andrew Greer

yes.. What a completely enchanting book. I loved it and loved the heart cracking beauty of my own life a bit more after reading.

Sis Lee. Beautiful! Descriptions of travel and places visited were pure poetry. Introspective language funny and poignant. A must read

Pleasure to read. Absolutely loved this book. The characters are likable and interesting. Nice pace and the writing style is beautiful! Felt like it could be even longer because I didn’t want it to end. Wish I could read it again ☺️ would be a great movie.

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Less. This is a beautiful and compelling work. A journey through portals of time, through memory and love. Such compositions are rare. This one is rarer still; it speaks of humanity and the frailty of life but with a wink to the absurdness of it all. Bravo.

Less. I only got halfway through this pointless book, despite a valiant effort to read a novel deemed worthy of the Pulitzer Prize. It’s a genre I despise but is quite popular among the literati. It’s the tale of a man leading an unhappy, small, self-absorbed life that is as shallow as this novel.

Awkward Mirror. I have packed exercise bands for more than a decade, never use them on my travels. I see myself in this guy, minus true love, for the time being… Just absolutely stunning, endearing, heart full. Loved this one, a favorite for sure. Love, a fellow bad gay.

Less. Worst book I have ever purchased. Don't waste your time or money.

Less. Pulitzer means nothing. This was awful!

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