What a tedious bit of waffle to go with an awesome title and idea. Seriously, this could have been a bright spot in YA stories but it's buried under ridiculously inane and cliche teen angst and bad editing. Some parts were actually entertaining and that's why 1 1/2 stars. I'd hoped to feel some nos...
I absolutely loved the first scavenger hunt in this story. Despite my lameness at them, I think scavenger hunts are pretty fantastic; mostly, I like the idea of them because it means clues and adventures and hauling weird crap around. I was excited from the moment Mary and her team got their list; I...
Definitely not the best book I have ever read, but I think I read it at the perfect time because I really enjoyed myself. It's been a while since I read a book in one day and that is exactly what happened with The Best Night of Your(Pathetic) Life. I didn't have to think much and I didn't have to fo...
1.5 starsThe Best Night of Your (Pathetic) Life just did not do anything for me. The main character, Mary, was annoying and the story was predictable. I love the idea of a scavenger hunt (they are very fun) but it just doesn't really work in book form (movie form, yes). There were pages and pages of...
This book was so much fun and I haven’t had this much of a “fun light-hearted adventure” in a while. Mary is trying to win the senior scavenger hunt to prove that she’s worth something and she ends up discovering more than just items off of a list – she discovers herself and what it means to grow up...
Oyster Point seniors get to take part of what may be the best dumb teenage antic excuse in history: a scavenger hunt. Mary and her friends, Patrick, Winter, and Dez, are planning to make this their last hurrah after four years of being slighted and made second-tier to bully Jack Barbone and his popu...
The Best Night of Your (Pathetic) Life is by no means The Best Book You’ve Ever Read in Your (Pathetic) Life, but it may just be the most original. This was a novel that was brimming with unique flavor, ideas, and creativity which I absolutely adored. While I wish that Altebrando had managed to tak...
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