Totally and utterly enjoyable.  Incredibly funny at times, as well.  As in "sitting at Wendy's alone on your lunchbreak, laughing hysterically to yourself while everyone else moves slowly away" funny.

Although, to be honest, if reading Homer in school annoyed or bored you, you'd probably not enjoy it very much.

I love this book! It sounds so much like me at times!

This is a great book. An epic werewolf tale written in poetic verse by one very talented writer. It's a lycanthropic Iliad, but don't let the poetic nature turn you off. It's a fast paced, fun read. Without a doubt the best werewolf novel written in the last decade.

What was the best, Montana? I'm always looking for the next good read. 

I read Ravenous recently but was disappointed. The setup was neat and the core concept of lycanthropy being an STD was cool but the writing was poor. It was a slog to get through.

I haven't read either of those but I'll take a look. I read Strieber's Wolfen but that was years ago. I wonder if it still holds up.

Werewolf Girl sounds fun.

Liking all these titles I will have to try.  I was recommended Sharp Teeth earlier in the year and am currently on my, what, fifth or sixth re-read.  Adore this novel.  Punchy, sharp, rip-roaring.

Though one thing: as I understood it, Sasha was the Unnamed Girl, the one dating Anthony, and in many of the reviews I've read it's indicated they are two separate entities.  I took it that "Sasha" was the dark side, the secret life of the Unnamed Girl.

I might be wrong but..