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Kevin Konings _nfinite_esign — this book is totally ridiculous. i think it's supposed to be some kind of romantic farce, but when you stop to remember that the protaganist is only 13, it becomes kind of sickening. okay, so. stacey is dating jeremy, the guy that she supposedly "stole" from her best friend, claudia (as far as claudia is concerned). stacey & claudia are not speaking as a result. it's new year's eve, & stacey resolves to be a better friend. she decides to try to make up with claudia, & also to try to be friends with her ex-boyfriend ethan, who lives in new york city. she calls him the next day & they have a morning hang-out before she has to go back to stoneybrook. back in stoneybrook, stacey receives a letter from toby, who gave her her first kiss when she was working as a mother's helper on the jersey shore (BSC #8, "boy-crazy stacey"). things didn't end well when they saw each other the next summer & he ditched her in favor of mallory pike (*gasp!*), but he is coming through on a family trip so his brother can see colleges & he wants to visit with her. after some hemming & hawing, she agrees, & that's when he makes it clear that he is hoping to do a little more smooching. stacey is taken aback, but also intrigued. maybe he'll have grown up & matured a bit. at school, stacey's favorite teacher, mr. zizmore, is moving away to texas. stacey teams up with pete black, who escorted her to a few middle school dances (& so she considers this having "dated"...okay), to plan a surprise bon voyage party for mr. zizmore. they enlist the assistance of more students, & robert, a real ex of stacey's (she was dating him during the "stacey vs. the BSC" days, & he is most amusingly the reason she convinced her dad to vacation on fire island one summer, because robert was working there for some reason; that is when mr. mcgill started up his awesome bromance with their neighbor, mr. majors), signs up to help. ex-students of mr. zizmore's from the high school also want to help, including kristy's brother sam, with whom stacey had an on-again, off-again kind of thing. & then wes ellenburg, the student teacher that stacey was so in love with in "stcaye & the older man" or whatever the fuck that book was called, shows up to apply for mr. zizmore's job, & HE wants to help with the party too! & stacey is like, OMG, all of my exes are all coming together at the same time! & i am like, uh, stacey, wes ellenburg is not your ex-boyfriend. he's a 22-year-old TEACHER on whom you have an inappropriate schoolgirl crush! gross. anyway. the day of the party rolls around, which is also the day toby visits. he is really conceited & boring & stacey hates hanging out with him. & then his parents don't pick him up on time & then ethan shows up at the door. he's in town for an art show that stacey forgot about. oh shit! two exes & she has a party to get to! they decide to go with. so toby, ethan, robert, pete, wes, & current boyfriend jeremy (& probably some other dudes that i am forgetting) are all in a room together. & jeremy seizes his chance to be all, "so, stacey. i kind of dig claudia. so let's call the whole thing off." they do, stacey is surprisingly unemotional, & decides that ethan is the one for her after all. huh? the BEST THING about this book was hands down stacey's inappropriate lustin' after wes ellenburg. she goes on & on about how she knows they can't be together when she is only 13 & he's 22, but how things will be different when she's 25 & he's 34, & how that is not only old enough to date, but to GET MARRIED. which we all know is code for "bone". she actually says that she had planned on tracking him down somehow when she got older, but now she doesn't have to worry because she knows he'll be teaching at stoneybrook middle school (because yeah, he gets mr. zizmore's job). that is DISGUSTING! & hilarious. i loved it! the other awesome part was stacey speculating on whether it is "normal" to have this many ex-boyfriends at such a tender young age. answer: no. i'm 29 & i barely have that many exes! maybe in part due to the fact that i don't consider an escort to a middle school dance a "boyfriend" (not that i attend a lot of middle school dnaces at my aged vintage, but you know what i mean). it also crcaks me up that she really seems to consider wes an ex because they danced together once at a dance he was chaperoning. stacey, you are in questionable territory right now, but i think i love it.

Therese Pedro coffeedtea — Wow, no wonder Barak Obama cites this as one of his most influential reads. The burning question throughout is "has anything fundamental changed?" Unfortunately, I think the answer is no. A great discussion book.

Gabriela Gonzalez pmacoy — This was a okay read to kill time on a Sunday. I still think it's sad that a book about black characters would have white people on the cover just to sell more books, I presume. Stupid.

Christine Olmstead christineef0cf — I loved this book possibly the most out of the three although they were all great! Razo is unquestionably a fun and interesting character.

Saman Arif samanarif509b9 — I would never give this book to a child, maybe a 14 yr. old, but no younger. The issues raised, but never resolved, in this book make it unsuitable for the recommended ages of 9-12. I had heard great things about this book and was very disappointed.

Abdalmekit Benbabaali abdalmekit — I received an Advanced Reader of this book, and was blown away. It was the first (and so far, only) book by Roth that I'd read, and his style was easy and impressive. An absolute recommend.