Y'all, I have been so busy with work lately that I have been neglecting my blog. I've barely posted in since the New Year and I am so far behind on my reviews it's not even funny.
My only books this week were multiple copies of this gem:
Most people who've reviewed this book were of the same opinion as me: it was a brilliant work of fiction. But I've read some reviews where people have said that John Green intellectualizes in his books too much and that teens really don't act the way he writes them to be, but I can think of far more Classics taught in classrooms across America that teens would relate to less than this literary masterpiece. John Green is an intellectual guy and the fact that he doesn't pander to pop culture trends and wrote a book full of heart and soul makes me love him even more. If you haven't read this book yet, all I have to say is, what are you waiting for?
Oh. My. Goodness. Hahah! My copy is sitting right next to me, waiting to be read. I can't wait to start it--especially since it's good enough to buy 6 times. ;)
ReplyDeleteSo many copies...that could only mean one thing: I need to READ this book! :)
ReplyDeletePs: Hopefully I can get it in Curacao. :)
ReplyDeleteLoved this books so much! I have three copies! Hope your friends and family will enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteHappy Reading!
Em
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A Beautiful Madness
Wow - so cool that you got multiple copies of John Green's book. I bet John would be grateful :-)
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Oh wow, that's very cool you're giving them to friends and family. That's what authors live for, I bet, when the same person buys a whole bunch of one book just because they loved it :)
ReplyDeleteI hope your family and friends enjoy it!
Meghan at Books and a Cup of Tea
that's totally amazing that you are spreading the book love. i am sure your friends and family will love it.
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I read "Looking for Alaska" and loved it! It is probably one of my favorite YA books.
ReplyDeleteI haven't read this one yet, but is on my wish list.