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Charitra Kocheri charitrakocheri — the sequel to twilight... delicious.

Jorge Matamoros ideus — Enjoyable

Mariah Shamy mshamy — I bought this book months ago, possibly years ago, because I liked the cover and the description on the back. Around page 65, I couldn't figure out what exactly was going on plot-wise. By page 160, I don't think I was any closer to figuring it out. When Frankie started following Matthew around, I thought, "Perhaps something will finally happen, instead of all this nothingness," but still nothing. I commented to my husband at page 238, "Finally . . . a plot!" The biggest problem that I had with the book is the fact that Frankie does absolutely nothing. Sure, she emails the Bassets directives and such, but what does she really do? Lament that they won't accept her? Try and figure out if Alpha will admit that she is his equal? In the end, it was a whole lot of nothing. I normally purchase books I can bring into my classroom for my students to read. This one, I'm fine with 7th graders reading. There was a little chaste kissing and talking about Matthew possibly seeing her without her shirt on. The bras-scapade was even fine. However, I certainly won't be holding this up for plot development since there was so little of it being done.

Andre Lawson _eptic — God he's such a hilarious writer. I thought this was a good book, though it was weighed down by its own intelligence in parts. The main character was simultaneously endearing and annoying, the perfect blend in some parts but also aggravating in others. Hassan was an amazing character, incredibly crafted. Throughout all of Green's book, he captures an eccentric teen voice (replete with swearing and inside jokes) that is contagiously enjoyable. Definitely not as good as Looking for Alaska, which I thought was a perfect unit of narrative goodness, but then again they are very different types of books, this one much more experimental in form. I wonder about its progression from draft to draft. This one, I imagine, was a beast to edit, but I think it turned out quite well.