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Yazed Al-johany yazedseser7dfa — longish in parts but a must read on the "oldies but goodies" list

Tony Trudeau blanktarget — Much like the other JP books, The Pact was most definitely an emotional rollercoaster, a page turner, and a controversial subject. I'd like to first touch on the other reviews on Goodreads- I understand that this is an emotional book. Some of the reviews were purely based on emotion stating that it was not a good book solely because the subject is about 2 teens attempting suicide. No one's review is incorrect as a review is based off of opinion. In my opinion this was an excellent book. Was it a depressing subject? You betcha. Was there a happy ending? Is there ever in suicide-you be the judge. As a book, the writing was just as impressive as JP's other books. This was a delicate and sensitive subject matter which she embraced and truly communicated how hard it can be to be a teenager. As an adult and reading this, it was easy for me to reflect back on my teen years and see the issues that JP points out as struggles. Over all, a great book. Though, based on the subject, one read was enough, but it was certainly a great read.

Nelly Garreau nellygarreau — Rich characterization. Colorful, disturbing. A must read.

Yuly Andrea yahc_c — Christopher Pike does an excellent job with the horror content in this book. If you have a sensitive stomach, this is not for you.

Incept Studio _tudio_ncept — Rob Sheffield uses a fun device of starting each chapter with a listing of songs from a mix tape to tell his story. It chronicles the time leading up to and when he met his wife, as well as chronicling their marriage. It is not a "happy" story, and he explores some angst and repressed emotions here as well as surprising early-life tragedy. He is a good writer and keeps this autobiographical exploration engaging. If you are a true music/music history lover, especially of late 80's/early 90's music, add a star.