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This is the second teenagers-take-the-road book I‘ve read in a week. Although I loved the last one, this one is barely a so-so. There were just too many imagined teenage ‘dick‘ disasters for this new grandma to endure. I would have bailed but for finding the audio available via the library with Michael Crouch narrating and I enjoy the voice he gives an MC.

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Book 2 of 2019
I am in shock from how much I enjoyed this read. It was hilarious, touching and smartly paced. I loved the characters, especially Wes. I think that he is one of the best characters I have ever read about. Overall I think this was a great book full of humour, passion and great character moment.
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Book number 56 of my year. Definitely gonna enjoy this little story.

I loved Me and Earl and The Dying Girl. Hoping this one lives up to expectations 🤞🏽

I loved it!! I read Me and Earl and the Dying Girl in three hours and loved it!!! Jesse Andrews is such a great author, and I can't wait to read more. I recommend this. It's so funny and heartfelt and amazing !!!

Such a gorgeous color this is sooo on my tbr list!! And I'm super excited to do a review on this book it looks and sounds so amazing!! And those are stickers I made that are up on my etsy!! (Go check them out I'm found under paintingladybugs)

A little spine poetry attempt.

"The rules shatter me,
The haters ignite me,
This savage song"

#spinepoetry #booktitles

The Haters is alright... that is because I read author Jesse Andrews' previous teen drama comedy, "Me and Earl and the Dying Girl". The Haters was written well, it was charming, and for a newcomer to Andrews it might even be fantastic. But to me, it was just derivative, repeating the same beats and strokes as Me and Earl. Not bad, just derivative.

This book cracks me up. #moveslikejagger

lol I'm going to fly through this one. I bought it on sight while at Papercuts in Jamaica Plain. #herbalpert

This book included lots of dick jokes and descriptive awkward first time sexual encounters. I read a lot of YA but often with female protagonists. I can't think of many descriptive sex scenes. I'm wondering if this was written for a male audience. This is neither good nor bad, it's just got me thinking.

Books, saving broke people from useless microwave repairs since 1954.... Perfect height!

#BKloveslitsy ❤️

So far off to a good start (this is page 9!)

I'm hoping it's as good as Me, Earl & The Dying Girl...

Currently reading.

Brutally ugly and honest in the most perfect of ways. Shows the world as it is: a whole lot of unpredictable awesome with a little bit of ugly on the side. Lots of profanity, so not for the faint of heart but oh so worth the read.

I've never had a book tell me to go look something up before. Well played.

If I could like this book a thousand times I would. It is just that good.

Reading now... This book is already hilarious.

A fun, entertaining read about teenage musicians on a life-changing road trip.

Currently reading this book! It definitely has Andrews vibe from his other book, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl 👍🏼

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"The irreducible fact of the universe..." Yesss.

Been a while since I read a YA contemporary and this one was a riot. Loved it!

Getting ready to start Haters. I really liked Me, Earl, and the Dying Girl, and I'm hoping this will appeal to the boys in my classes.

Not for me. Unfortunately I had to DNF. Full mini review on my blog- http://angelerin.blogspot.com/?m=0

Great audio!

Three teens ditch jazz camp to become road band. What could possibly go wrong? Great characters, good humor, a love interest, & *music*! Fun, fast read. plus terrific audiobook. Narrator Michael Crouch found his inner teen for the guys & renders a good female voice too. Recommended in any medium.