Books by John Goode
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review 1: 2nd Installment in a series - An absolutely fantastic continuation of the Foster High series. ... (This is my review for the series as a whole) I was completely engaged from the first page through the end of the series. This was one of those books (series) that when all is said...
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review 1: While I didn't think this book was as great as the first, I did have a big smile on my face when I finished it. The book covers a lot of backstory of Brad's life. The only problem I had was that Brad was kind of arrogant (He called himself the best looking guy in school). The goo...
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review 1: The third and my personal favourite book in the series. It had a lot of really great scenes. I was happy with the way the book was written and the story that developed. Kyles and Brad's mothers were great in this book and I am so glad things were slightly better in this book than...
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review 1: Hmm, I hate to say it, but this was not one of the better Christmas books I have read. It had an interesting sort of start, Matt is a young man (though he sounded old in my head, older than 28) who wavers between the present where he is a miserable gay man in the city who left sm...
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review 1: I really loved the first book of the Foster High series and I can't wait to read the rest ! I don't want to lie so I have to admit that this book made me sad cause it really deals with problems that are still happening! It's a fiction and at the same time it's not. Everyone of us...
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review 1: Overall, I tend to be an easy reader. I can suspend reality so that crazy scenarios or plot twists seem reasonable, even far fetched events won't bother me. If, and only if, the writing is compelling, smooth, and engaging. This book is so close to real life there is no reason...
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review 1: An enjoyable read, but not exactly great literature. The relationship between the two boys is pretty cute, although particularly Kane seems somewhat undefined as a character. Interesting concept with works of great literature reflecting a wider truth, Which will probably go in in...
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review 1: I knew what was coming right after I read The Party disaster, and the further I read, the harder it was to me. In fact, I had to stop reading at some points for a while (during a couple of days) because it was affecting me a lot.You know, I felt sort of identified with Kelly, due...
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review 1: 3.5I am reviewing as a standalone short story, as I have not read the prior books in the Tales from Forster High series.This is a sweet short story that is well-written and held my interest. It is also free, which is generous of the author, and I feel deserves a thank-you as well...
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review 1: I’ve been reluctant to read this book because it’s a series and I just hadn’t had the time for that. On the other hand this series popped up on my newsfeed so many times in the last months and everybody of my booksfriends loved it. So ….finally, with two weeks of vacation time, I...
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review 1: To be honest, I started reading this series with not much interest. I mean, yeah, this is another story about a shy, lonely, gay kid who ends with the most famous boy in the school and then, they has to face their coming out and all that. So I thought, yeah, this book will be OK,...
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review 1: Ok let me start by saying WOW! I wish growing up I had met a priest like the one in this short story. I call it a short story, but in reality it is a cut chapter. To fully understand the character in this, you would need to read End of the Innocence; although that is not necessar...