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Reader reviewed by Hillary

Colin Singleton has dated and been dumped by 19 Katherines. So in order to make Colin, the teenage prodigy, forget K19, he and Hassan, his best friend, go on a road trip. All Colin wants to do is prove The Theorem of Underlying Katherine Predictability, which would explain (and hopefully predict) who dumps whom. After an attack by a feral hog, a few interviews, and some anagrams, Colin may be ready to prove his throrem, along with the help of a new friend.

I knew John Green was pretty amazing after reading Looking For Alaska. But I wasn't expecting it to be this good. The book was AMAZING.

AAoK started out a little slow. At first I was thinking of ditching it for another...which I did (sorry!). But once I really got into it, it was like my face was glued to the book and I couldn't get it off until I read the last word. It was that good. (Where's the John Green book being made into a movie? Aren't all YA books being made into movies?)

The characters were once again...freakin' amazing. The story? The same. And writing...well, there aren't words to describe that. I meant that in a god way. So pretty much, if you haven't read this then 1. why? and 2. go buy it now. You won't regret it. If you have, then I'm sure you'll agree with me.