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Sykosa - Justin Ordoñez
Sykosa
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Sykosa (that’s “sy”-as-in-“my” ko-sa) is a junior in high school. She belongs to an exclusive clique of girls called the “Queens.” The leader is her best friend Niko. Their friendship has been strained lately because Tom—Sykosa's first boyfriend—has gotten all serious about making her his pretty... show more
Sykosa (that’s “sy”-as-in-“my” ko-sa) is a junior in high school. She belongs to an exclusive clique of girls called the “Queens.” The leader is her best friend Niko. Their friendship has been strained lately because Tom—Sykosa's first boyfriend—has gotten all serious about making her his pretty Prom princess. That is if he ever gets around to asking her. Before Prom, there’s a party at Niko’s cottage where parental supervision will be nil. He wants to have sex. She doesn’t. He sometimes acts like that doesn’t matter. It matters. Sykosa has a secret she has never told anyone about. Although, some people—Tom included—know anyway. It happened last year and it was big and she’ll cry if she talks about it so she’s done talking about it, okay? Never mind, it’s nobody's business. Except it keeps happening, and it never stops. She doesn’t want to deal with it. He does. She sometimes acts like that doesn’t matter. It matters. Check out the book trailer for more information: http://youtu.be/l8RU2iunctI
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Format: paperback
ISBN: 9780985424312 (0985424311)
Publisher: TDS Publishing
Pages no: 320
Edition language: English
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Nocturnal Book Reviews
Nocturnal Book Reviews rated it
0.0 Sykosa, Part I: Junior Year
I don't even want to talk about it. This whole continuous stream of teenage consciousness was way too traumatic. I nearly expired of boredom. DNF, unfortunately. Definitely not for me.
Identity Discovery
Identity Discovery rated it
3.0
Sykosa is a very unique story compared to all the others I had reviewed. At times it is difficult to follow because it seems like it switches between wanting to be first person and actually being third person. Also the perspectives change through out the writing. There were definitely times that I w...
artsy musings of a bibliophile
artsy musings of a bibliophile rated it
3.0 Sykosa, Part I: Junior Year
Read my review of Sykosa and take part in the giveaway over at my blog artsy musings of a bibliophileDespite knowing what Sykosa might be about, I really didn't know what to expect from it. I didn't expect it to have such strong R-rated language and so, I was unprepared for it. While Sykosa is a you...
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