by E. Lockhart
At first it felt like Glee's Kurt and Rachel in book form but it get deeper then that below the surface. Funny. If you like Glee, even just a little bit you'll love this novel.
summer camp AT a school which is like boarding school.E. Lockhart can do no wrong. She's on my Mt. Rushmore of YA authors.
It was good. I liked it, especially the beginning. I was really into it and I guess I expected the story to go in a direction it never went in. I kind of wanted this one to end like a perfectly wrapped package because it seemed like it was going to. But it didn't, and usually I'm okay with that. ...
Once again Lockhart dazzles me, I both enjoyed myself while reading this book and find myself mulling over the story now that I'm done. I want to hand out copies of this book to every adolescent that I know, Lockhart has so much sympathy for and insight into the challenges of growing up.
I debated 4 or 5 stars-- it's not as good as Frankie Landau-Banks, but it still basically took me apart. I mean I read it while I was stuck in an airport on my birthday, so emotions were pretty close to the skin, but still. Loved it. If you did drama in high school you have no business not reading t...
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