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Karl Santibáñez karl_sant_3 — This gripping tale of a very disturbed stalker kept me entertained from start to finish; once I'd started, I could hardly put the book down. The characters were expertly drawn, from the somewhat vapid but highly likeable victim, Rachel, to the over-ambitious psychotherapist, Gloria Pike. I cared about Rachel and found myself saying things like, "No, Rachel, you don't want to go back in there!" There were enough surprises and twists to keep me guessing all the way to the end. Because of the title I kept wondering if elements of the supernatural would make their entrance, which they did not. This did not bother me; readers should simply be aware that the book is high psycho-drama, not horror. Read the book and you'll surely be entertained.

Kyu Park psk48390580 — I've heard a lot about Nick Earls, and it was this as well as the fact the book had an Australian actor I've admired for ages for playing quirky, relatable teenage actors on the cover that I chose to take it off the shelf. And the book didn't disappoint. "48 Shades of Brown" was quirky, funny (hilarious, really), crazy, relatable and incredibly, incredibly insightful. I loved the relaxed laziness of the story which is so typical of Brisbane and most of all I loved this boy's honest commentary about his life and his world - some of his lines are so funny, and yet so... true. Sure, the ending felt a little bit unsatisfying, and their were times that I wanted to throw up a little (when he got vomited on? EW.) but this is a must read for Australian teenagers. :D