Finished Time Traveler's Wife

Okay I liked the book but there were a couple things that I think are very odd and disturbing, but Stephen King has that effect on me too (I found "IT" to be very disturbing). It reminded me of the style of Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger. It is an interesting study to investigate personality issues between men and women however. There are at least three places where the logic of how men in general think was obviously wrong, and understandable. As science fiction I can't accept it as it follows the old and -wrong- opinion that time is a dimension. There is no such thing. Some things just aren't possible. The amount of change can never be smaller. Change is translated from a singularity to infinity and defines the direction of the application of change. Just because things have a property does not imply that they are a "dimension". The characteristics of actual dimensions are quite a bit different than the nature of a measurable property such as time. I could say that I traveled in the blue dimension to the color aquamarine and back using my color machine. It is simply a literary mechanism (like "Deus ex machina")that allows a wide range of situations to be explored like Dr Who and Stargate. Next is to finish Hamlet.