I really enjoyed reading this book because when i was reading it, I could make pictures in my mind and see whats happening in that chapter. I was just having problem analyzing a bit of the chapter. I would like to read more books like this one in the future. ( )

Jack Grammar is a terminally shy senior trying to find a prom date. His friends place an ad in the school paper advertising this, and soon Jack has agreed to go on 24 dates in 7 days to choose his date. Very funny, and it's nice to see one of these from the boy's perspective. ( )

Very fun - I liked that it didn't go the places I anticipated. ( )

A breezy, fun read about a guy, Jack, whose best friends put an ad on his behalf in their school's online newspaper to advertise for a prom date. He has a week to go on 24 dates and find his date to the prom.
As Jack tries to navigate this strange situation, he gets some wise words along the way from the mysterious FancyPants. While his friends have his best interests at heart, they aren't always honest with Jack, whose week pushes his boundaries.
I really liked this line, "The worst thing that people can really do is say 'no' to you. And 'no' isn't that bad because eventually it helps point you in the right direction, I think. Helps you find 'yes'." (254) ( )

24 Girls started out strong, but as I reached the half way point, I realized that I'd slowly begun to care less and less what happened to our hero. It's a really interesting premise, where a likeable guy's best friends post a joke ad for a prom date and he gets a list of possible girls, all of whom are not right in some way because he's been talking to someone called FancyPants online and we all know where that's heading. As much as I enjoyed the opening, it lost steam after the first third and I really didn't care anymore. I skimmed the last part of the book just to find out who FancyPants was. ( )