Does it live up to the hype?
no hype
>>7478529
yeah, no hype
only people who might hype that book are people who have read less than 10 books since high school
and maybe john green fans
>>7478365
Only if you are 14 and have pleb taste.
>>7478570
Do you not go outside? So many people rec this book all the time.
I thought it was alright, not mind blowing, pretty sure 90% of the hype was just because the movie had Emma Watson in it.
>>7478365
I have never heard of anyone over the age of 14 sharing this. Your post has been reported.
>>7478670
why are you on /lit/?
>>7478697
To shill this book.
>>7478707
At least you're honest, I guess. :s
The movie was OK. I think it is suited for audience between the ages of 14-22... I.e. young adult fiction. I haven't read the book, and even though I'm outside the y.a. demographic I tend to have a soft spot for children's literature and certain highschool-teir books. I might give it a shot, especially since girls i date seem to love it
10/10 tier book. I like to keep it close to my Ulysses, Don Quixote and The Satanic verses.
>>7478365
>Dat sandwich wrapping-condom scene tho
>>7478781
1/1 library, friend
>>7478365
kill your self
>>7478835
> implying that's my library
> friend
I think it's a decent book. Read it in high school.
>>7478365
It's a pretty good YA novel, which isn't saying much. But if I had to recommend one YA novel I would pick that one.
The narration develops in the same fashion as Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, which is pretty neat.
>>7478670
I too was recommended this book by a girl. The thing is that the girl read John Green books and bullshit like the Celestine Prophecy. It's a dilettante book
Reminder that this is the best book on adolescence ever written
>>7479194
forgot pic t.b.h f.am
>>7478986that's the joke
