Review of Adult Beginners (2014) by John Anderson for Wall Street Journal — 22 Apr 2015
Adult Beginners presents itself less as humor than as a study in Gen-X sociology and psychology. What happens when people raised in relative ease and who expect to live an even better life than their parents are left emotionally unequipped for reality? It might be touching.
It might even be important. But it’s not exactly a lot of laughs.
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This review of Adult Beginners (2014) was written by John Anderson and published by Wall Street Journal on 22 Apr 2015.
Adult Beginners has generally received mixed reviews.
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