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llu343's review against another edition
3.0
This book follows a girl who enters an unhealthy relationship with her teacher. Throughout most of the story, her teacher is not present.
dandaneaureads's review against another edition
5.0
This book is so messed up, but is so good. I couldn't put the book down and read it in one day. It was disgusting, but interesting. The only issue that I had with the book was that Jennie was too moralistic. She would say something about herself and then say how horrible that is and how she should say good stuff about herself. I don't mind that I think like that too, but she would do it every entry. But a very good book overall.
marimcks's review against another edition
4.0
This book was okay. You know that book you read a while ago and you LOVED it but now that you've actually had time to think about what you've read you're totally like eh? Exactly how I feel about this book. I'd recommend it.
kidmilhouse's review against another edition
3.0
This was badly written and didn't sound at all like it was from the point-of-view of a 14-year-old. But I read the whole thing and it was engaging even though it was so badly written and unbelievable...kind of like reading a gossip magazine. You know it's not good, but you want to read it anyway because the subject matter is interesting.
brisk28's review against another edition
1.0
No, I wasn't expecting much and I only read it because my neighbor let me borrow it but damn was this terrible. Yes, it was for a whole $1 and it definitely read like it.
I'm talking all this crap about the book, but what exactly was wrong with it? For starters, I know I've never been typical, but never has my diary dialogue looked anything like what was in this book. Dialogue like this never matches what an actual adolescent/teenager talks like, and it really took me out of the book for the annoyance.
Another issue is because of the length. It's only 162 pages long so there's not much information given and everything moved so quickly, almost as it the whole book was an afterthought or an idea, which brings me to my last issue.
Why are we continuing to publish books like this? It's not informative, so what's the point? Men are creeps, we get it.
I'm talking all this crap about the book, but what exactly was wrong with it? For starters, I know I've never been typical, but never has my diary dialogue looked anything like what was in this book. Dialogue like this never matches what an actual adolescent/teenager talks like, and it really took me out of the book for the annoyance.
Another issue is because of the length. It's only 162 pages long so there's not much information given and everything moved so quickly, almost as it the whole book was an afterthought or an idea, which brings me to my last issue.
Why are we continuing to publish books like this? It's not informative, so what's the point? Men are creeps, we get it.
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