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민경 최 rose9801222e32 — I really enjoyed reading this book. It's all about a sixteen year old girl whose best friend is a boy, London, who is in the year above her at school. They have known each other for seven years and are very close. The story is told in the first person from the perspective of the young girl (we never do learn her name - but as she says at the end of the novel 'my name isn't important'). The girl has suffered at the hands of an alcoholic father for many years and one night when things go too far, she decides to run away. The one person she can trust to help her is London. They pack up and leave in his jeep, heading from Maine to L.A. Along the way they meet some colourful characters in an entertaining, action-packed and sometimes disturbing read. The young girl tries to escape from her feelings and fears, but finds other dangers waiting to meet her. Ultimately 'Okay' is about regret and learning to live with it, but it is also about hope and how people can come through the greatest of adversities and go on to live happy lives. This is the message that 'Okay' sets out to deliver and it does so in a very dramatic way. This would probably be classed as a young adult novel, but does contain some graphic scenes. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good, thought-provoking book. I am sure Katherine Marple will be a name to look out for in the literary world for years to come.

Nejdet Fakçı caglarirma0766 — Another compulsory read. The story is ok and the intrigue is craftily woven, you have to give the lad that much, but once again, as a 16-year old, I couldn´t care less about flaps, nuts, engines and the like! It wasn´t a bad book, but I found it so hard and sooo painful to read at the time that it put me off Crichton forever!