The writing style was jarring and overall the book was trying to appeal to youthful readers who have limited language skills beyond vulgarities.
The Narrator served as the major annoyance to have me toss the book early.
Funny and Unexpected
Published by Mallory , 6 years ago
I had expected this book to be somewhat like the other teenage books that I’ve read about cancer: either sappy and sentimental or full of love and self-discovery. Just a few pages in, I realized that it would not be how I expected. Nevertheless, it was funny and relatable. There were cringe worthy moments, but that’s just the reality of the teenage life. I enjoyed reading this book, but probably wouldn’t come back to it unless I have completed my ever growing to-be-read pile.
Just wasn't my jam.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 8 years ago
I didn't like the immaturity of it tbh. I just couldn't get past it. I like the concept of the book but couldn't finish it
Exactly what you think
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 9 years ago
The writer warns you that you will end up hating them, and you most likely will. You will relate to one of the three main characters. I promise you that.
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