Books by Pete Hautman
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review 1: The Big Crunch is a starkly realistic love story fated to end in disaster but is yet full of hope, joy, and plenty of laughs. June’s father is a ‘workout man’ who travels to company’s in need and helps them out of debt, Wes is a sarcastic boy whos best friend wants to be school ...
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review 1: When I started reading this book I was quite interested, but I changed my mind right away. The POV changed all the time, and I felt like the book was written about kids in high-school, so the author felt like he had to put in certain stereotypical aspects of the school life. The ...
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review 1: The Obsidian Blade is one of the best books I have read in high school. In General, the crazier the plot the more I enjoy the book, and this plot is anything but normal. Typically, I am not a science fiction reader, but this novel may have changed that for me. The idea of tim...
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review 1: Three stars seems an inadequate response to The Obsidian Blade, when my impulse upon finishing it was to immediately start reading the next in the Klaatu Diskos series, The Cydonian Pyramid. This first in a series of three establishes characters, terms, landscape, etc. This multi...
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review 1: That boy, Adam Merchant gets into so much trouble in this book. And his friend, Lita. Poor girl, she gets torn apart when Adam steals parts of her blog answers in the book he made, "What Boys Really Want" Such an interesting book. I love how this book kept on going back and forth...
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review 1: The concept behind this book is interesting, but it didn't feel fully developed. The backbone of the book is the story of a 15-year-old who decides to steal cars. She does this for the thrills and so she doesn't have to think about her real life - parental strife, the sexual abus...
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review 1: Adam is writing a book, "What Boys Want". He's stuck, so he borrows some stuff from a web site, "Ms Fitz", completely unaware that his friend Lita is "Ms Fitz". When the book comes out, the you-know-what hits the fan. Because Adam and Lita are in high school, there's a lot of ...