The Black Book: Stop, Don't Stop

Reader reviewed by Dylana

I don't really read books by a guy's point of view. But this one was actually very good. The main character, Jonah, has a very wild imagination. Right now, he really like Posiem the beautiful surfer girl he's known forever in Florida. But he still can't stop thinking about Sophie, the girl from boarding school who he saved and got kicked out of school for. In a recent diving meet he thinks about these two girl sin his life and loses concentration, smashing his forhead on the board. With all this time off from diving for a while, he is able to think things through. Things are changing so fast, his friend Thorne is going out with every girl, he wants to "do it" with Posie, he can't stop thinking about Sophie, his mom is on a book tour for her new book, his sister is going through some things. This is th life of Jonah Black, Teenage Stud. This book may be very interesting to girls wanting to see what goes on ina boy's mind.

Reader reviewed by galaxygirl

This is the second book in the 'Black book' series. We go deeper into the mind of Jonah Black.
This book is a great book about a teenager dealing with normal teen problems. He goes through a lot of stuff in this book and one of them is that he has to repeat 11th grade. He also just wakes up from a BIG accident that almost killed him. He also gets the girl,(if u read the first book)and Sophie finally calls him. How is he going to juggle them? This is extreme pressure on him, dealing with other teen things. He also does a lot of daydreaming and fantasizing.