Holding Up The Universe

I thought Holding Up The Universe was kind of predictable. It was so classic of a story that you knew what would come next before it even happened. Although the author did add some interesting or unique touches to the characters lives, it was still, in my opinion, a boring book to read. I personally wouldn't recommend this book, but everyone has different taste, so anyone could really have a different opinion of it.

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