The End of KYTL

I really enjoyed this book overall. I liked his witty sense of being and that he was basically a cocky guy. Usually that would not appeal to me in a person face to face but I liked him in that way as I read his thoughts.

I think some of the strenghts of this book was that he went off on tangents of random thoughts as if that was the way he was actually thinking about it. In some books this may cause for a weakness but I think it really gave us an insight into his character.

The onyl weakmesses of the book was that he refered to a lot of bands and singers that I didn't even recognize the name let alone what he was saying about them. This was slightly irritating in the sense that I felt like I was constantly left out of an inside joke but I could still grasp the main idea of everything else. After finishing the book, I realize that I haven't missed out on much, information wise, but I may have comparatively.

I would definitely recomend this book to others. In fact I already have. I have a copy of his book Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs at home that I bought for my boyfriend but I have personally never read it. I will definitely be taking a closer look at it after reading this.

I would say this is a good book to use in school because it is an easy read and balancing school with reading a book is never easy. This is a book that could be assigned that students would actually read instead of half read.