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I'm sure this one will work for many of you, but this just isn't my cup of tea because I feel like I'm read randomly broken up sentences (which is just plain annoying) that contain no emotion. I think the description of the book was more descriptive than the actual book in terms of the story.Okay, so I get it is supposed to read like poetry or something like text-messaging exchanges, but it literally made my head hurt to try to piece this together.Dating Down is told from the perspective of Sam Henderson, a shy high school senior who paints. The book starts with Sam telling us that this is about a boy, who won't be named, and who we'll call only with X.
Dating Down is for people who understands how to become a teenager, for people who has been confused about love and still figuring it out.
I quite like verse novels (The Simple Gift by Steven Herrick is in my mind perfect) - the author went from some passages of straight text into free form stream of consciousness writing at times - but I felt carried away with the story.
The plotting is not perfect and the situation with her step-mother seemed a little contrived but all in all it was an engaging read and I think Stefa This book suprised me and I actually liked it a lot.
Honestly, I don’t know what to feel because it was so stupid and naive of her.. I mentioned that Dating Down is written in verse and it was amazing.
Lyon’s verses is not that hard to understand, on point and yet intricately written.
And thanks to all the media hype, the masses can’t wait to get their hands on it.