Antony John
Auteur de Five Flavors of Dumb
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God Speaks Today 1 exemplaire
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Well.
I wouldn't say it was ground-breaking. But it does not make this book any less wonderful.
I wouldn't say it's spectacular. But it does have its own charm.
A fast enjoyable read.
I wouldn't say it was ground-breaking. But it does not make this book any less wonderful.
I wouldn't say it's spectacular. But it does have its own charm.
A fast enjoyable read.
teen fiction (teen rock band; main character is moderately deaf)
WHen Noah ends up in a wheel chair after a tragic car accident where his dad is killed, Noah must learn to deal with all that life has thrown at him.
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- Œuvres
- 10
- Membres
- 1,085
- Popularité
- #23,680
- Évaluation
- 4.0
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- 94
- ISBN
- 47
I was really intrigued to read a book with the main character being deaf. And that part of it was pretty cool. The conflict that Piper and Finn had within their household was really what kept me interested. All the stuff with the band just didn't flow right. Why would Piper vote for Kallie to join the band? It made no sense. It tried too hard to push the lesson of 'everyone deserves a chance to be noticed'. I get it, I dont need it spelled out quite that clearly.
I didn't get them crying over Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain. Who cries over dead rockstars from 40 and 20 yrs ago? It's like they were so sheltered and this was their first time ever hearing about hurt in the world. I found the dying of the hair to be awful poserish... and wasn't everything just neatly tied up in a bow at the end? Blah! This book could've went so many better places.… (plus d'informations)