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Deepak Gahlowt deepakgahlowt — One word. FANTASTIC! Perfect Chemistry was the first book I read by Simone Elkeles, and she just blew me away. I read this in one sitting... which meant staying up more than half the night. I can’t remember the last time I’ve done that! The next day, I went back and re-read parts of it… wanting to just devour it again. This was like West Side Story and The Outsiders meets Pretty in Pink. The writing is amazing, and I was completely immersed in the story. The characters are believable and have so much depth. I never would have thought I could get emotionally attached to a “perfect” cheerleader and a gangbanger! Hmmm… all I can do is gush… so how about a list of things I LOVED about this book: • I LOVED how the chapters alternate perspectives between Brittany and Alex, so that you could get entirely into their heads. • I LOVED that the story is about two kids from opposite sides of the tracks, with differences in wealth, race, and social circles. • I LOVED that Brittany could recognize her own façade. • I LOVED that Alex was a smarty pants. • I LOVED that Brittany was so dedicated to her sister • I really liked the friendship that developed between Brittany and Isabel, and how realistic it was… • I LOVED how Elkeles tied in so many life lessons into a beautiful love story (don’t judge a person by how they appear on the outside, or where they are from). • Most of all, I LOVED the chemistry between Brittany and Alex! Seriously, I can’t say enough good things about this book! I did find the ending to be a little too… tied up in a neat little bow… but I loved the characters so much that I just ate it up. I highly recommend this book! Be advised that this is aimed toward older teens as it deals with drugs, sex, and gang violence.

Elizabeth Johnson elisjohnson — Someone gave this book to me because I am of mixed race and so is the main character. I've always been down with Faulkner's depiction of black people. OK, I don't know if that sentence really connects well with the ones it's between. Regardless, the back of the book really emphasized the fact that the hero--whose name I think is some kind something that leads to the initials J.C.--is torn between black and white, and I really did not want to hear it, so I waited awhile before reading it. When I did, I really liked it. Less about race than just being lost and also about having a fucked up childhood, unloved by parents, something I find really really hard to comprehend and which is truly tragic. Anyway having that childhood and then kind of colliding with another fucked up person and I guess (and this is all a very vague memory) how wonderful yet ultimately doomed such a collision is. I do like this book.

Adam Gooch adamgooch — Cheap ending...a cheap, cheap ending. The only finish that would have been worse is "and she woke up and it was all a dream." The characters are well-written even if you can see where they are headed a mile away. They saved the book from a lower rating.

Albert Foo _lbert_oo — Seconda parte della saga di Marcovalda 2000, giovane donna nella Grande città del Nord, questa volta alle prese con l'invidia delle colleghe nel Grande Ufficio, il mago che si aggira per la città, il Vampiro che le farà conoscere per la prima volta il 'Madro del Vampiro' e nuovi altri personaggi. La realtà della vita contemporanea descritta a tratti immaginifici con una prosa poetica arricchita da schizzi e disegni dell'autrice.