While I really enjoy fictional books about politics, this one didn't wow me. Let's Not Do That Again is a family drama about a mother who is running for Senate and her two children who have gone adrift. Nick, the son, is reeling from a heartbreak and attempting to write a play while Great has just made the news after blowing up buildings in Paris. The majority of the story revolves around Nick and his mother attempting to locate Greta and knock some sense into her. 

 

The plot truly begins in the last 50 pages. I loved these last 50 pages, but I wish the entire book revolved around this plot point. That said, I really enjoyed the dialogue in Ginder's novel as it flows well and encouraged me to keep turning pages. Other reviewers have really enjoyed it so if political fiction is your thing, maybe give it a try.