Alex Woods is a remarkable boy who not only overcomes his obstacles but sticks to his beliefs. Certain things in Alex’s life set in motion, all starting with a fallen meteor knocking him unconscious . Whether it is the meteor or the way he was brought up Alex sometimes looks at things too logical...
I am not sure what compelled me to pick up this title when it was offered as a Kindle Daily Deal. I didn't know much about it, I had only a vague memory of possibly putting it in my endless TBR list on Goodreads. But as I did have a vague memory of placing this book in that list...I figured I'd snat...
You know it’s bad when you can use a book as a sleeping pill and it only takes one page to work the magic. At this rate I might have finished The Universe Versus Alex Woods in a couple of years, but why waste my time on boring book (or sleeping) when there are many more interesting books to read? ...
Loved it! It took about 5 days to read it, not because it's a difficult read, but because I didn't want it to end.There are controversial issues discussed in the book that you should be aware of (drugs, death) but if you're okay with them, then definitely give this book a try. It starts out light bu...
This is one of those books you read where you are torn between wanting to know how everything falls into place; but not really wanting the book to end. Alex Woods is such a unique character, part victim of unbelievable circumstance (he was hit by a meteor when he was ten), and part naïve and wonderf...
Mildly entertaining tale of a boy who is hit by a meteorite, becomes something of a celebrity and then hangs out with an old dude. Reads like a Kurt Vonnegut fan fiction.We all need mindless entertainment now and again. (I watched four seasons of Greek when I was younger, so I don't own exclusive ri...
I devoured this book. I loved taking this journey with Alex, with all its wacky twists and turns and philosophical meanderings. I chuckled all the way through. Though it has its serious moments and themes, the overall tone is lighthearted. As a Kurt Vonnegut fan, I was skeptical of an author who wou...
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