by Tom Leveen
What can I say? It's a book that bears repeat readings.Also found here: http://theninjareader.tumblr.com/post/15344106041/look-out-for-zero-by-tom-leveenWhere do I begin?Maybe by pointing out my (quite limited) experience with truly great YA books? Or by lamenting the horrible, horrible trends in po...
Amanda has always gone by the nickname Zero--an apt description of her self-esteem. When she gets accepted into a prestigious art school, her "nothing" status at last seems a thing of the past. Amanda is planning to spend her last summer at home hanging with her best friend, making art and going t...
I really liked this. I loved the main character, and there were definitely swoony moments. Proper review to come.
I thought I had this book pegged by the cover, which is so punk rock and artsy. I made some snap judgments about the book, thinking it would be a little dark and gritty for my taste. And while there is a fair amount of art and punk in the book, it is at its core a sweet story about a relationship an...
My review will be posted on my blog http://jenuinecupcakes.blogspot.com/ on 4/10/12 per publisher's request.
Based on its cover, I was expecting a darker heavier YA. Surprisingly, Zero is sweet… not that it was all sweet all the time since her a dysfunctional family and uncomfortable friendships are a big part of it… but it’s mostly about a girl figuring out what’s best for her. Amanda is Zero. Her nicknam...
Log in with Facebook 
