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How to Be Bad by E Lockhart, Sarah Mlynowski and Lauren Myracle (view source)
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|date=December 2014
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Despite enjoying this book, I felt as though it ended abruptly - we see how Vicks’ and Mel’s stories play out, but not Jesse’s - I was most intrigued to hear where Jesse’s personal road trip ended.
This story is all about journeys and paths and entwined destinesdestinies, predominantly the character’s journeys to finding themselves and overcoming their fears and obstacles in order to do so.
‘How to Be Bad’ was the perfect summer read, and after thoroughly admiring E. Lockhart’s previous work, I was not disappointed - I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoyed [[Let It Snow by John Green, Maureen Johnson and Lauren Myracle]] or [[Paper Towns by John Green]]. We also have a review of [[Genuine Fraud by E Lockhart]].
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