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Overall, I found this book to be very entertaining and even learned some things I didn't know (I grew up in Russia during described period). I guess, I was just very well protected by my parents and that's why I had no clue how hard it was to get some things....I don't know.One ridiculous thing I read pertains to the wedding the author saw at a church. She wwrote how poorly made the dress and the suit were, that the firl didn't have any make up, how sad they both looked etc etc Well, if she claims to be such an expert on Russia, she should have known that:1) women are not allowed in church with make up2) if you are getting married in a church , it is a HUGE deal, and it is quite a serious matter.Unlike in the US where everyone gets married in a church even if you are not that religious, in Russia most people get married in a city hall. You can't divorce if you get married in a church...maybe that has changed by now. If you were willy-nilly about the marriage, you would just do it in a city hall=ZAGS(the Russian word for it), you would never go to a church if you are not truly in love and fully dedicated to this perrson. If I was getting married in a church, I'd be scared sh%$%^^&. It's very serious. In church you don't smile, it is very inappropriate to smile or laugh in there. The writer should know that if she's such an expert. Only the couple decides if they'd get married in a church, there's no pressure from the family, nothing like that. I think that even today, church marriages are less common than getting married in a ZAGS3) sorry , but in Russia we don't grow up dreaming about fairy tale wedding :) We might dream about someone special but never spend years planning the wedding :)4) it was the first time that I heard that in Russia getting married is a right of passage and that people don't expect to stay married. What a lie. She got that from what? From couple of Russian chicks she hung out with? Of course, I am sure, like in the US so in Russia, some people do get married for various reasons other than finding the other half.....but to just blatantly generalize that way about Russia is very hillarious .5) they might have been not that well off financially to afford a crazy beautiful dress and to some people the relationship is more important than what you look likeAlso, I found it interesting that in 1995 or 97 (I don't remember) women were using wads of paper and whatever else as a feminine protection since other stuff wasn't available. In 1995 I was a teen and saw an article in one of the girls' magazine about Tampax. That prompted me to go get some. So. I don't know what she's talking about. Now, I did grow up in a military family, my father was a jet pilot and I don't know if our financial situation was better than of other families that she writes about. Again, she makes some conclusions so easily, it drives my crazy. But again, despite all of the above, the book is entertaining. The only chapter I couldn't read in full was about the guy who passed away. I could only manage the first 3-4 pages of it, then it got too boring.