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Rob Rob robshields833910 — The only reason this one didn't get 5 stars (like the rest of the HP books) is that I felt so unsatisfied when I finished it. Come on, book 7!

Matthew Mclaughlin _c_aughlin — There really isn't much interesting to say about an immortal cell line, and there isn't much known about the woman from whom the cells were taken. The whole discussion in the book of who owns body tissues and who should profit from the research done on them seemed anachronistic: before HeLa, no cell lines had ever been functional for anything, and the issues didn't exist. The further discussion of what should be done with tissues today was discussed in only a fairly superficial way. That said, the interesting part of this book to me was the profile of Henrietta's descendants, the beliefs of the black community about medical researchers, their understanding of cloning, immortal cells, DNA, and other concepts I take for granted.

Chloe Leadbeater _hloe_eadbeater — Smart and funny. My favorite part is the first half of the book, with its spot-on depiction of the best-friendship of the smart and irreverent Violet and Katie (from Vi's POV). As they grow a bit apart I thought the pacing of the book became less smooth, but it was still totally enjoyable. Worst part of the book is the utterly stupid, generic cover which in no way reflects the intelligent, sassy interior. And actually the title is unfortunately weak, too. Because if I hadn't read the reviews I would never have picked it up, and girls like me (the younger version of me) are the real target audience for this one.