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Summer Break (2011)

by Sophia Lowell(Favorite Author)

3.68 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

0316123609 (ISBN13: 9780316123600)

languge

English

genre

Young Adult Fiction

publisher

Poppy

series

Glee

review 1: All I can figure is that the author got tired of criticisms about not being sufficiently in character or canon-based and just went, "Screw it, I'm going AU." Most of it is a fantasy sequence set a year in the future after Rachel hits her head. It was a little disappointing after the great grasp of character dynamics in the last book, but still entertaining to have Kurt running around as Big Star Rachel's personal assistant/life coach/only person who can stand her, patiently filling in the gaps of her "amnesia" as he goes. Their friendship works in all universes! I also enjoyed the "Where In The World Is Homeless Mr. Schuester?" game.(personally bitter comment: I have very little respect for a book set at the end of season 2 that fails to so much as mention Blaine's name, e... morespecially after referencing Dalton.)In conclusion: they may not be groundbreaking, but all 3 books work together as a nice little package of bonus "Glee" material for those who just can't get enough and/or don't have access to non-profit fanfic on the internet.
review 2: Wow. What a truly horrible piece of garbage. I hated the first two Glee books, which I made the mistake of purchasing hoping they would be good/get better, but this one really took the cake. Thank God I did not spend money on it (Got it at the library) but I really want the two days I spent reading it back. It is written like fan fiction - BAD fan fiction. "Brittany is stupid, Santana is a mean lesbian, Quinn is a goody-two-shoes" does NOT translate to the page at all. It says on the back that it is approved by the writers of the show. All I have to say is, if I thought Ryan Murphey was an asshole before, I think he's an idiot now. Ugh. Will never read another Glee book. less

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