Jeffrey Eugenides, Middlesex Reviews

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Bad Points: Its a little hard to understand.

General comments: Jeffrey Eugenides, Middlesex is a extravagant book, but you can see that all that's written down in it is totally true. "I was born twice", thats the best part of the entire book, because that motivate people to read it and to get involve with the life that we are living because its almost the same than before.

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Jeffrey Eugenides, Middlesex Review:
"Some people inherit houses; others paintings or highly insured violin bows. Still others get a Japanese tansu or a famous name. I got a recessive gene on my fifth chromosome and some very rare family jewels indeed."

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