Currently reading
Anna and the French Kiss
Winter's Light
Boundless
Behind the Shock Machine: The Untold Story of the Notorious Milgram Psychology Experiments
Fall of Night
Between the Lives
Eat, Brains, Love
After having The Deathday Letter by Shaun David Hutchinson on my shelf since last year, I had finally gotten around to reading it. I am happy that I did read it, because it had told me a lot about myself and the so many things I need, desire or want to do before I escape this world. However, there were parts which kind of didn't interest me, as although some of what they did is what many boys/girls desire to try out before they grow too old or die, they weren't necessarily activities that I want to do or try. So half of the time I didn't connect with the characters. But with that being said, Ollie felt like a real person; a real teenage boy. The teen boy's desires were executed perfectly but like I said, not perfectly with mine. Shane and Veronica also seemed real while reading. The relationship between Ronnie (Veronica) and Ollie was weird but it worked. This is a book that puts you in deep-thought however addressing a few sexual and illegal activities. More to 3.5 stars.