bad about this book?
That's the thing. You have to read it to know what's so bad about it. It's a phenomenal book, so is suggest you all mature, like, now. It's worth it.
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OMG!!! I just read it!! It was phenomenal!! It's about rape, but is not graphic or anything, but that doesn't mean that you don't need to be mature to understand it. The main character is just going through some really tough, dramatic times and its just better to be old enough to understand all the great metaphors and stuff, like at one point they are dissecting frogs and the frog represents the main character and how she was raped and yeah, lol, you probably don't care about that, i just thought that was amazing!! (gees I sound crazy, sorry, lol, Im just a crazy teenage girl hoping to be an English teacher, so I find metaphors in just about everything) Reid's Three Little Words: The Log In Our Own Eye | The New Republic::
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It will give pretty much give the whole book away if I tell you when the plot is.
The book is for young adult readers and some scenes are a bit graphic. Which grade are you in?
I read it when i was in 7th grade. You do need to be a mature reader, becuase it shows of a huge trauma a teenage girl goes through in high school.
It's about a rape. It's very graphic and can be disturbing.
Read it and find out.
This is hard to explain without giving the plot away so ill just give you a summary off of B&N.com.
lol. looks like B&N's summary isn't that great either. Oh well here's what it says:
"A traumatic event near the end of the summer has a devastating effect of Melinda's freshman year in high school."
Basically i thought it was an amazing book. A must read. The movie was good too although not as good as the book(but really what movie is ever better than the book) Oh and the girl playing Melinda in the movie is Kristen Stewert the girl that plays Bella in Twilight which comes out in theaters Novemer 21st.
But again if you don't read it in class i greatly recommend you read it on your own.
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