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Summary: Brill!
Review: I love this whole series and would reccomend anyone who loves young adult fiction to read them. I own 1-27 and I can't put them down!
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Summary: Katherine should have stucked to this series.
Review: I loved the entire series and I`m really disappointed Katherine Applegate didn`t continue this series
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Summary: A great tale of love and deciet.
Review: I loved this book. I would recommend it to anyone who likes decieving love.
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Summary: Disappointing.
Review: I thought this book was going to be much better than it actually was. Don't get me wrong, some parts were interesting, most of all Aisha and Christopher. Their little "NON-romance" was the best! However, some parts were just plain boring! I must have skipped half the book the first (and only) time that I read it. That said, Katherine Applegate knows what being a teen is like and it was realistic in a way. I didn't hate this book. Personally, I liked the other stuff she has written MUCH MUCH MORE. Try reading "See You in September" or "Listen to My Heart"(Love Stories Super Ed. #1)
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Summary: The Start of Something Good.....
Review: I loved this book!!! I've read in maybe fifty times and never tire of it. The rest of the series is also great, and I'm up to book #18. This is the start of something great. It's a phemomenon with friends in my area. These books are never at the library- they're always taken!!!I think it's great Ms Applegate is giving us something encouraging and enjoyable to read, especially when reading is not considered a cool thing to do
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Summary: The best book I've ever read.
Review: I read this book and enjoyed it so much that I read 16 other books by Katherine Applegate
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Summary: And it all starts here
Review: In the first book of the Making Out Series, you're introduced to the teenagers from a small Maine town. These teens have grown up together and are, for the most part, very close.In this book, Zoey, who is dating Jake, kisses Lucas. (Lucas had been charged with drunk driving that ended up killing Jake's older brother.) This creates a big problem for Zoey who must choose between the "good guy" whom she is expected to be with forever or the "bad one" whom she is expected to avoid at all costs. She might not have to tell as long as no one else finds out, but everyone at Chatham Island are bound to know because of blabbermouth, Claire. The best two characters in this book, as in all of the books, are Nina and Ben. They add some needed comic relief. I definitely think that if you like drama and romance, you'll love this. Also, if you like funny blind guys, you'll probably enjoy this. (You've gotta love Ben!)
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