Books by Geoff Herbach
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review 1: Very satisfying conclusion to the trilogy. We got to know Felton Reinstein over two years of his high school career going from "squirrel nut" to "stupid fast," his loves, his struggle to deal with his father's suicide, his mother's reaction to how much he began to look like his d...
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review 1: Nothing Special was a great book. Its pretty cool how Felton basically tells two stories at the same time. So he's on a flight to Chicago and is e-mailing his girlfriend,Aleah, about his trip to get his brother Andrew from Florida.He's considered the best high school football pla...
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review 1: When was the last time a sports book has been able to inform you with some humor and provide real life events that you could relate to in your lifetime? Stupid fast is a sports book that is intended to catch the eye of readers who enjoy sports like football and deal with dramati...
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review 1: I had really low expectations for this book. Like REALLY low. In fact, the only reason I read it was because the main character was a trombone player. And since I play trombone, I felt it my duty to read this book (yes I'm a nerd, deal with it). So, like I said, I had really low ...
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review 1: If you loved Nicole Krauss' History of Love and Mark Haddon's Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, I suspect you too will adore Geoff Herbach's Miracle Letters of T. Rimberg. The book has charm - all the more so for folks in their earlier thirties who'll get the protag...
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review 1: Dark Comedy- New genera for me.It did make me laugh - mostly from who he wrote letters to "dear Mrs. Butterworth" etc.- Through the duration of 90% of the book it was quick enough and slightly humorous enough to compel me to keep reading, but I felt no connection to the plot. As...