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Selman Keskin trefl — What a strange book. It's a memoir, and very well written, easy to read. If what this child experienced is as he tells it, it's a wonder that he grew up to be a productive citizen at all, and because the publisher includes an excerpt from his next book, we know that he did. I can only believe that it was his and his friend Natalie's senses of humor that got them through. Totally bizarre. It's kinda like: Teach a kid to laugh, and he'll find his place in a world gone mad.

Sharon Sarmiento sharon_design — First reviewed on blog: 15-16 July 2011 I read Johnny Be Good a couple of years ago and instantly fell in love with the book. I loved reading about Meg, Johnny and Christian as their characters progressed. Meg is down-to-earth and fun loving. Johnny is just AMAZING! I mean who wouldn't him to sing to you? Christian I adored he's the sweet kind of guy every girl dreams about he makes you content and comfortable. I fell in love with Johnny myself. . . No joke! I mean he's just Perfect! Okay . . . lets be honest he's far from perfect, but who is right? I can understand where Meg comes from in the book he's irresistible! And Meg falls deeply in love with him . . . but with him sleeping with girl after girl and the alcohol and drugs becoming a problem what is she to do? To top that all of . . . There's Christian the guy who obviously likes her but is she willing to go there? And then there's Johnny's ex PA Paola who when Meg asks of what went wrong . . Johnny clams up and reveals nothing! I cried when the book ended as I simply didn't want it too end. But with the release of the sequel to Johnny Be Good fast approaching I had to read it again. I read in just under 21 hours and loved it all over again . . and yess falling more for Johnny. Though this time when I closed the last page at after 4 in the morning I wasn't upset as I had Baby Be Mine sitting brand new waiting to be read.

Richard Oren _ich_ren — The Black Book was for me, the most exciting book I had ever read at the time. I carried it in my schoolbag, and would secretly show it to school mates. My compositions on 'What I did during my summer holidays' were liberally sprinkled with Durrellesque styles, lines and, where I could get away with it, acts. Highly recommended to callow youth and nostalgic men.