To Have and to Hoax

The banter and witty exchanges kept me smiling, but some jokes felt a little exaggerated. Did that work for others or was it a bit much?

The book felt fresh with its humorous take on societal expectations. I wonder if the author aimed to parody or celebrate the genre?

There were moments that made me laugh out loud but also quite moved. Did the pacing help keep this balance or did it feel uneven at times?