Now I know a one star is pretty bad but when I put my cursor over the one star it says didn't like it and I did not like this book at all. I'm not goiNow I know a one star is pretty bad but when I put my cursor over the one star it says didn't like it and I did not like this book at all. I'm not going to go into full detail because it would torture me but heres the plot: You are reading about a family that lives in Pennsylvania and the character Miranda is a teenage girl living with her mom and brother. Scientists say that a meteor is going to hit the moon, and everyone doesn't really care about being a doomsday because the scientists say there wont be. Well the meteor did hit and cerated a Doomsday. In the first few days The family has to survive while the Moon got closer to the earth because of the impact. The Moon gets so close that the gravitational pull creates hurricanes, and other natural disasters. Somehow the author thought that a meteor could do that. This book is a horrible end of the world book, it has at most 15 pages of excitement. Seriously other then that its like reading a dictionary, other then the 15 pages of robbing a supermarket, you have to read about people dieing of old age and reading about a teen that writes in her diary. Now this character is the most boring character I have ever read about. In the Diary all you read about is how life sucks in a house. I'm being completely serious. The whole book is about a family surviving in a house and trying to get food and firewood. There is No suspense, No plot, No plot twists, No Excitement, No everything. This book remains the same, for 400 or so pages, it never changes, all you read about is surviving in a house and reading about the teen doing homework, and eating. Overall I hated this book, I really did. I love exciting books and slow dramatic books but this one has nothing to it. ...more
Twisted really takes you on a very realistic high school experience. Not only is it realistic, but it's so exciting to read, so exciting that I finishTwisted really takes you on a very realistic high school experience. Not only is it realistic, but it's so exciting to read, so exciting that I finished the book on the first day I got it. The main plot (I will try not to spoil) is about a senior named Taylor (I forgot his last name) Taylor has been tortured all his life in Middle School and High school. People call him "emo nerd boy" and he was constantly bullied. But that all changes, because when he did community service he got super buff and then he meets Bethany Miller, "the holy god of hotness". Then heres his social life... he has a his friend (forgot his name to) who is super nerd, because he plays constant video games and watches start wars all the time, and the last person he probably can trust is his sister. Not to spoil, I wont mention the parents. Overall I thought Twisted was a A+ book, because everything you want, action, comedy, dark humor and a excellent storyline. ...more
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