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Buntone Buntone bezerojeden — I think this book was amazing! It has alot of action in it and it makes you think whats going to happen in the future!What i like about this book is that it has great action for the reader to have an idea of whats happening, basecly like imagery. Its about this illegal immegrent that is traing to cross the border to Arizona to get a job over there and send money to his needed family in Mexico, but on the way the smugglers also called "coyotes" are smuggling him through the border but there are dificulties on his journey with alot of danger that could get him killed.

Jake White jakepaulwhite — Honestly, the thing that surprised me about this book was that I didn’t hate it! I had initially rolled my eyes at the idea of a book written entirely in chatspeak, but I admit that I was being curmudgeonly. For anyone wary of deciphering the chatspeak, it’s not that bad—there are some “ur”s and a handful of other abbreviations, along with a lack of capitalization for several characters, but doesn’t require a chat-to-English dictionary. The book is about a trio of girls, best friends for years, dealing with teenage troubles in tenth grade. (Sorry, I like alliteration…) Over the course of the book, the happy-go-lucky Angela has boy troubles, sweet Zoe finds religion and an overly-friendly teacher, and sarcastic Maddie makes a two-faced friend. The book is a very quick read, being entirely written in chat logs, and the three friends are realistic, likable characters. It’s frustrating when they do extremely stupid things—they even call each other on it—but it’s certainly realistic. I can see why this book is a magnet for censorship attempts, too. The characters talk about sex, one considers losing their virginity, and another gets very close to a teacher with bad intentions. (view spoiler) All in all, this book could be great for reluctant girl readers; the relationships between the friends ring true and all three of their storylines are interesting.