tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3570308043217778741.post8560636033819727214..comments2009-09-22T17:12:12.381-05:00Ashleyhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12204675992532323742noreply@blogger.comBlogger4125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3570308043217778741.post-59507271131671503992009-09-22T13:27:59.649-05:002009-09-22T13:27:59.649-05:00I have to agree with you, I hated the ending. But I think I enjoyed the book so much because I really like books written in &quot;diary&quot; form. I also felt bad for Katie. I know you said you didn&#39;t. But after thinking about it after I finished the book I really did feel bad for her because of her relationship with her dad and she only had one friend. Maybe I connected with her about the older guys because I always dated older guys growing up. I wasn&#39;t immature like her, I was just always &quot;older&quot; than my friends. I wanted to stay home while they were out on the town. I didn&#39;t go to parties growing up and such. And actually had my youngest son when I was 18 and my other one when I was 21. I am still with their father- Who is 10 years older than me-so I guess Katie&#39;s actions really couldn&#39;t be called for since my outcome was a lot better than hers. But I still did feel sorry for her!<br />Great review though. I like that you backed up why you didn&#39;t like it.trishalynn0708http://www.blogger.com/profile/17822307280551930742noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3570308043217778741.post-20022346396275821202009-07-15T17:01:07.105-05:002009-07-15T17:01:07.105-05:00Undiscovered gyrl sends a message of uplifting truth mixed with disturbing reality to youth and readers of all ages alike. Katie&#39;s character breeds an air of mystery alongside deeply disturbed teenage angst, a message of truth not commonly found in the typical and most despised happily ever after novel. <br /><br />Reading the book, which I did in apporximately three elliptical sessions, caught me off gaurd at every turn of the page and kept me captivated until the surprise ending. Yes, I admit that i did want to know what happened to Katie, but was pleasantly satiatied in knowing that i had no idea and never would know what became of the girl undiscovered. Instead of a happy ending with Katie coming home and running into her mother&#39;s arms, the novel ends the way that it should. Nobody will know the mystery behind the mysterious teenager, a harsh yet true reality (that is unless Allison goes for round two...)<br /><br />Overall, Undiscovered Gyrl sends a message of hope to those who are tired of buying into the fantasy world presented in most novels and movies and provides readers with a deep and intricate look at what the life of a real 18 year old girl could be.Genahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05757545524275763731noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3570308043217778741.post-16030419748878525982009-07-10T19:13:48.876-05:002009-07-10T19:13:48.876-05:00Katie Kampenfelt is a hero in every sense of the word - - I read the book in four hours - - I just couldn&#39;t put it down - - and I loved everything about Katie. And her friends. And her boyfriends. I&#39;ve never read a book where I literally laughed and cried at the same time. Yes, Katie is a tortured young girl - - but you&#39;ll really identify with her and you won&#39;t stop laughing - - and crying. As for the end, it&#39;s still with me (and I don&#39;t want to give it away either). Anyhow, we&#39;re having a Katie Kampenfelt Night when the book comes out and dressing like out favorite characters. I&#39;m definitely going to be Katie. If you live in the Dallas area, you&#39;re invited!Ellennoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3570308043217778741.post-70438453169520321252009-06-25T18:56:03.266-05:002009-06-25T18:56:03.266-05:00I&#39;ll be skipping that one....caitehttp://caitesdayatthebeach.blogspot.comnoreply@blogger.com