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2012 Reading Challenge

2012 Reading Challenge
Imogen has read 1 book toward her goal of 55 books.
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  8. Grow Up by Ben Brooks
4/5
My review:

I liked the book because, even though at times I scoffed at the character’s immaturity, that’s what happens when you’re a teenager—you’re immature and you do stupid things. Plus, there wouldn’t really be a story if the character never did anything stupid, right? I was really surprised at how well-written the book was at times. Although not a deep book, it was hilarious, and the writing swept me into Jasper’s world and left me nostalgic for my own risk-taking adolescence. However, near the end the writing seemed almost sloppy and choppy, like the author was trying quickly to get the book finished. I didn’t like that abrupt change of pace—that’s really my only complaint.

    Grow Up by Ben Brooks

    4/5

    My review:

    I liked the book because, even though at times I scoffed at the character’s immaturity, that’s what happens when you’re a teenager—you’re immature and you do stupid things. Plus, there wouldn’t really be a story if the character never did anything stupid, right? I was really surprised at how well-written the book was at times. Although not a deep book, it was hilarious, and the writing swept me into Jasper’s world and left me nostalgic for my own risk-taking adolescence. However, near the end the writing seemed almost sloppy and choppy, like the author was trying quickly to get the book finished. I didn’t like that abrupt change of pace—that’s really my only complaint.