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Naked

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London, 1976: a summer of chaos, punk, love . . . and the boy they called Billy the Kid.

It was the summer of so many things. Heat and violence, love and hate, heaven and hell. It was the time I met William Bonney - the boy from Belfast known as Billy the Kid.

I've kept William's secrets for a long time, but now things have changed and I have to tell the truth. But I can't...more

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Published 2011 by Penguin

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Dec 28, 2012 Ruth rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: bought-dec-2012, ya-contemporary, read-in-2012

This is the first Kevin Brooks book I've read but it will definitely not be the last. This was a raw, exciting novel set in the burgeoning world of punk. The main character is Lili, a young classically trained musician who finds herself swept into this dirty, unglamorous music scene that began sweeping its way through 70's-era England. She finds herself becoming the bassist of a group called 'Naked' but is never really sure if she fits into this world.

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May 29, 2012 Jo rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: boy-crush, 2012, e, good-grief, history-smishtory, hometown-glories-uk, just-been-cutting-onions, ya, when-can-i-move-in, you-got-a-friend-in-me, hometown-ya

Some of the best books I read are the ones I stumble on accidentally. I can’t even remember why I decided that I might like this book. I’m not a huge fan of the 70s. I have an aversion against bands in YA fiction. I’d never even heard of Kevin Brooks.

So why would I read this YA book about a fictional band in the 70s… written by Kevin Brooks?
Maybe I was feeling particularly crazy that day.
I don’t know, but I did and it was brilliant. Seriously, it was brilliant.
If I could sum up what this book wa...more

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Jun 09, 2012 Charlotte rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: teenage-fiction

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Really this is the story of Lili Garcia, and her coming of age during the beginnings of the Punk scene in London. Lili- the classical pianist- falls for sexy cool-kid Curtis, and is invited to play bass in his band, Naked. What follows is the progression of the band and its members, all told from Lili's point of view.

I really struggled to get into this book, and was distracted throughout by issues such as the reliability of the narrator: at times the narration sounded phoney, and I found it diff...more Really this is the story of Lili Garcia, and her coming of age during the beginnings of the Punk scene in London. Lili- the classical pianist- falls for sexy cool-kid Curtis, and is invited to play bass in his band, Naked. What follows is the progression of the band and its members, all told from Lili's point of view.

I really struggled to get into this book, and was distracted throughout by issues such as the reliability of the narrator: at times the narration sounded phoney, and I found it difficult to believe that she could remember such details from 34 years ago.
Some elements of the storyline seemed a bit far-fetched and the ending a bit rushed and convenient. There was a very strong sense of the author tying up the loose ends, rather than bringing the book to its natural end. It just felt forced.
There were moments when the writing was effective, really drawing me into the storyline, but they were few and far between.
Not being alive at the start of the punk scene, I can only experience it through Brooks' description which created a believable enough, if repetitive, picture of that environment. The constant name dropping, however, began to get annoying. I could totally understand it, had Curtis been the narrator, but telling the story from Lili's perspective didn't sit well with me. Curtis is the one with the dreams and the desire to make the contacts and know all the movers and shakers of the industry, not Lili.
The involvement of William was an interesting development in the story, and I think some of the interactions between Lili and William, and Lili and William's family are the highlights of the book. Although, at times, I think Brooks was trying too hard to include far too many of the issues: social, political, of the 1970s. Perhaps he should've just focussed on the punk movement.
On a plus side, I think the characters that Brooks does choose to develop are given interesting and maintained traits and personalities.

This book was recommended to me as an example of gritty, teenage fiction. I think if you are a teenager, especially one who's interested in the punk scene, then this book will be right up your street. Or, if you're a teenager looking for something a bit different: a bit of old-school, teenage rebelliousness, then you'll also enjoy it.(less)

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Sep 17, 2011 Lyndsey Rushby rated it 5 of 5 stars

I’d never read a Kevin Brooks book before this one but I know a lot of people rave about his writing so when I got the review request, even though it didn’t totally look like my kind of thing, I decided to give it a chance!

Each character in this book was so unique and different from the next and that was something I really loved. The main character, Lili, is quite sweet and innocent at the beginning and a massive contrast to Curtis, the boy who takes her under his wing. In one way, I kind of th...more I’d never read a Kevin Brooks book before this one but I know a lot of people rave about his writing so when I got the review request, even though it didn’t totally look like my kind of thing, I decided to give it a chance!

Each character in this book was so unique and different from the next and that was something I really loved. The main character, Lili, is quite sweet and innocent at the beginning and a massive contrast to Curtis, the boy who takes her under his wing. In one way, I kind of think that Curtis corrupted Lili a little bit, showing her a completely different way of life and introducing her to drugs and drink but then on the other hand, I think maybe she might have turned out the same way anyway due to the era and what was going on. I liked Lili though, she brought a softer side to a very hard story and gave it the feminine edge that it needed.

Curtis and Billy were the most interesting characters though. Curtis is a complete wild child and doesn’t care what anyone thinks of him. He just wants to live his life his own way and not have people telling him what he should and shouldn’t do. Although this gets him into a heap of trouble at time, I admired him for his bravery and determination. As crazy as Curtis was, he had a softer side to him that was rarely seen as it only came out when he and Lili were alone but it was good to see that he wasn’t totally wild. Billy was nearly the complete opposite to Curtis. Yes, he still drinks, sometimes does drugs and has a good time at parties but he was a much quieter and subdued character. Billy had a lot of hidden depths and it was great to hear his story being revealed at small intervals, always leaving me wanting more about him.

As Naked is about the story of a band in the late ‘70s, there are a lot of references to drugs, sex and drinking. Because of these things, Naked is definitely not a book for younger readers. I didn’t mind these things in the book at all though because they were so fitting with the setting of the book. I wasn’t even born in the ‘70s but I felt like all of these aspects helped to add to the atmosphere of the punk era and to make it possible for me to feel like I was actually there. Brooks’ writing was so vivid and intense that I could picture every skanky bar and party extremely well. The whole punk aspect of the book was something that interested me greatly as I had never read anything about it before, nor did I know anything about it beforehand. Another big issue which is brought up is the IRA and problems in Ireland during the time and again, I didn’t really know much about this so it really fascinated me and I think these things made Naked intense, interesting and complex.

The pacing in Naked is a bit hit and miss and felt all over the place at times. Just when it began to get really exciting, it would slow down completely for a large amount of pages and I thought this transition could have been a lot smoother. All of a sudden, the action stopped and the story would change to being dreary. Even so, these slower parts of the book really gave me a chance to get to know the characters better and to pay attention to the smaller things that they did or said which wouldn’t have been included I guess if there had been a lot more action and excitement.

I loved Kevin Brooks’ writing and how he is able to bring an era I wasn’t alive for to life. I am really glad I started with this book and because I loved it so much, I am desperate to get my hands on more of his books now.
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Sep 24, 2011 SJH (A Dream of Books) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: for-review, young-adult

This is the first Kevin Brooks book I've read. He's an incredibly popular author and as I've been wanting to read one of his novels for a while I was excited about the opportunity to review his new title. I also discovered while reading the press release that he hails from my home town so I was doubly pleased!

The main thing I enjoyed about 'Naked' was the way in which Kevin Brooks really captured the essence of the seventies and set about recreating the culture of the day, including the differen...more This is the first Kevin Brooks book I've read. He's an incredibly popular author and as I've been wanting to read one of his novels for a while I was excited about the opportunity to review his new title. I also discovered while reading the press release that he hails from my home town so I was doubly pleased!

The main thing I enjoyed about 'Naked' was the way in which Kevin Brooks really captured the essence of the seventies and set about recreating the culture of the day, including the different groups which were prevalent at the time - the punks, skinheads and rockers. Although the seventies is not an era that I'm particularly familiar with and indeed I wasn't even born during 1976, the year the book is set, everything is described so vividly that it didn't take much imagination for me to feel transported back in time and immersed in the period. With references to bands such as the Sex Pistols, the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin, I felt like I was right in the heart of an era characterised by sex, drugs and rock n roll.

The inclusion of a sub-plot involving the IRA conflict between the Protestants and Catholics in Ireland was an interesting angle and added depth to the story. It also helped to illustrate the divide which can occur between different groups of people, whether punk or skinhead, black or white, Protestant or Catholic. This was quite a heavy-hitting and gritty storyline so probably better suited to slightly older teen readers.

Although I didn't instantly connect with the story, mainly I think because the subject matter wasn't one that I would normally choose, I did find the characters fascinating. There's the main character Lili, who starts off on the straight and narrow and is gradually seduced by Curtis, who gets her mixed up in the music world and who shows her the real life behind the glamour of being in a band. I liked the fact that the book had a female narrator and I enjoyed following the evolution of her character as she falls under the spell of one boy, only to end up seduced by another. My favourite character was actually William Bonney or Billy the Kid as he's nicknamed. When Lili meets William everything changes and he opens her eyes to a lot of things. William is kept deliberately mysterious for a large part of the first half of the book until he opens up to Lili and reveals a number of secrets. I found him so intriguing and I was continually left wanting to know more and more about him.

Kevin Brooks doesn't hold back from confronting difficult topics. 'Naked' does deal with some hardhitting themes but the grittiness underlining the novel is part of what makes it such an interesting book. Although this one didn't win me over entirely, Brooks's writing is intelligent and perceptive and I'm looking forward to giving more of his novels a go in the future.
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Sep 19, 2011 Kirsty (overflowing library) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: review-books, uk-author

Naked is one of those books by a well established author that you just know is going to be huge. While not entirely for me as I'm not sure I'm into the topic it covered I enjoyed reading it and I'm sure someone far more into music than me (or someone who can remember those early days of Punk) will devour and love it.

The thing that struck me most about this book is that the main characters voice is so brilliantly realistic. Reading this is actually like reading the diary of a teenage girl (grante...more

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Aug 18, 2012 Tricia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: library-books, dark-but-good, favorites, young-adult, so-good-i-cried

This has to be my favourite Kevin Brooks novel so far. I read it over four days and I could feel how the characters were growing and changing, how they were going somewhere and I was going with them. I was born far too late to know how accurately this novel depicts the 70s, but I can safely say it's extremely well-written. I could smell the booze, feel the energy, experience the violence. Everyone says this, but there's no better way to say it: I felt like I was there.

I didn't expect Brooks to w...more

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Oct 13, 2012 Frezanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy-scifi-historical, youngadult, wish-to-own

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There are books out there which wrenches your heart out and makes you break down uncontrollably at the end. This is one of those books.
At first, I thought this book is about punk music. And it is. At the beginning.
Lili is a likable protagonist. She's insecure but she always tries her best. She didn't know her dreams but she's sensible enough not to chase empty dreams.
Kevin Brooks really did his historical study. Reading this, i was transported to 1976's music scene. We even got to know some p...more

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Apr 03, 2012 Sammee (I Want to Read That) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: for-review-read

Having really enjoyed iBoy by Kevin Brooks I jumped at the chance to review this one. Set in the summer of 1976, it is an atmospheric and realistic tale of a girl's experiences. I was completely and utterly gripped!

Lili is a wonderful character - I loved her and felt that I really understood her. Curtis was someone that I hated and was enthralled by in equal measure - so I perfectly understood why Lili let him get away with what she did. William was by far my favourite character - I loved him an...more

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Nov 04, 2011 Clover (Fluttering Butterflies) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-in-2011, sent-for-review, british-reading-challenge, ya

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Oh how much did I adore Naked by Kevin Brooks?! If I'm honest, I was slightly worried about it beforehand. Even though I'm becoming an increasingly bigger fan of Kevin Brooks with each of his novels that I read, I was still a little bit wary about reading a book set in the late 1970s AND a book about punk rock. Mostly because I wasn't born in the late 70s and have almost no knowledge of punk rock.

Even so, I loved this book to bits. Kevin...more This review was originally posted on Fluttering Butterflies

Oh how much did I adore Naked by Kevin Brooks?! If I'm honest, I was slightly worried about it beforehand. Even though I'm becoming an increasingly bigger fan of Kevin Brooks with each of his novels that I read, I was still a little bit wary about reading a book set in the late 1970s AND a book about punk rock. Mostly because I wasn't born in the late 70s and have almost no knowledge of punk rock.

Even so, I loved this book to bits. Kevin Brooks knows enough about the punk music scene in the summer of 1976 and has enough passion for telling this story that his enthusiasm for it has seeped into these pages, into these characters and into the story to make it irrelevalent that I knew nothing about punk beforehand. The characters of Lili and Billy the Kid, and of Curtis and their band felt fully formed. As I was reading Naked it really felt like *I* was there, that I became part of this wonderful story, sharing these personal moments between Lili and Curtis in the early part of their relationship, or the beginning days of Lili joining this punk band. Getting to know Billy the Kid. But I'm getting ahead of myself.

Before all that, we have Lili. This sort of weird and quirky girl who has an interest in music, mostly classical music. And as she's playing the piano,Curtis walks into her life. Of course she's known OF Curtis for ages, he's cool and good-looking and she didn't think that he would ever have noticed her. But he did, and he thinks she'd be great as the new bass player in his band, Naked. And while Curtis helps Lili learn to play bass guitar as well as the band's songs, it feels inevitable that the chemistry between the two turns into something more. I loved read about this part of the book the most. When Lili's new relationship with Curtis and her introduction into the band feels so new exciting and special.

Because it doesn't always feel that way. While Kevin Brooks always delivers these wonderful descriptive passages about the atmosphere and how it feels to be playing punk music at gigs all over London, how people respond to Curtis' lyrics and behaviours and the giddiness and excitement of playing live-music, there's also the downward spirals of drug-taking and alcohol. There's violence and unreliability. Curtis seems to throw himself into this new punk scene where The Sex Pistols and other bands and leading figures are becoming more controversial and extreme. And then there's Billy the Kid. This mysterious boy who walks into Lili's life, joins the band, plays the guitar beautifully and changes Lili's life forever.

This is really such a brilliant book. I can't stress enough how much I loved it. There was such a great energy and passion about it. I felt very strongly about the characters right from the start, and was even starting to feel a little bit anxious as Curtis revels more and more in this dangerous and destructive lifestyle. While there's this sense of impending doom, I still so desperately wanted everything to work out OK. Especially for Lili.

I love, love, loved this book. And I cannot recommend it enough. (less)

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Aug 18, 2011 Mia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, re-readable, reviews, books-i-own, 2011, for-review, young-adult

Oh.My.God. I can't even begin to express how much I loved Naked. For me, it has to be one of the best books I've ever read. It was just THAT good. It had everything a perfect book needs. The first thing in Naked which got me hooked was the catch line. 'Live Fast, Play Dirty, Get NAKED'. Totally catchy right? And it totally sums up the story. Naked has romance, hardship, despair and a great bonus, music that reaches you to the very core!

Naked starts off with a woman, Lili, reminiscing in the yea...more

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Aug 18, 2011 Aly (Fantasy4eva) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: pleasantly-surprised, received-for-review, uk-bookish-love

The story begins with a women reminiscing to a time in 1976. The year she came across both William and Curtis. Both would change her life, forever. Curtis has always been the cool, rebellious, bad boy in school. Both boys and girls adore and admire him, so when he catches her playing on the piano and gazing at her with his intense eyes she can't help but feel her heart flutter. She's ordinary and nothing special in her opinion so when he asks her to audition for his band "NAKED" she's shocked bu...more The story begins with a women reminiscing to a time in 1976. The year she came across both William and Curtis. Both would change her life, forever. Curtis has always been the cool, rebellious, bad boy in school. Both boys and girls adore and admire him, so when he catches her playing on the piano and gazing at her with his intense eyes she can't help but feel her heart flutter. She's ordinary and nothing special in her opinion so when he asks her to audition for his band "NAKED" she's shocked but pleased. And from there it all begins. The beginning to an end. An end to a new beginning. As Lili tells us her story there's a lot keep in mind. Her mother lost a part of herself the moment her partner left her and she's been waiting for him to return ever since. They have money but Lili feels unloved and completely alone. It's what drives her towards the band in the first place. The need to belong somewhere.

I loved that each characters was so distinct and had their own traits that defined them. They were flawed, yes, but real. Lili on one hand wants to be loved and latches on to the one thing that gives her affection even though he doesn't do much for her, or satisfy her in any way - that's sad. Curtis starts to loose himself when he surrounds himself around bad company and immerses himself in making money and other not - so - great things, Stan doesn't care about anything, and William has a whole other agenda altogether. The four of them couldn't be more different but all share one thing in common; they have all been through a lot. The whole Rock n Roll/band thing really isn't what I'm into but I was able to see it in another light as well as the beauty of it through Lili's eyes.

Towards the middle the pace did tend to slow down from time to time but it picked up again and stuck with it throughout the remainder of the novel. Regarding Stan. Although there's a lot that we don't know about some characters - which is perhaps what attracts us to them; their mysteriousness. I wish I could have gotten to know Curtis more and Stan a whole lot more who I knew nothing about. He was described as someone who didn't care much for anything but I'd like to believe there's more to him than just that. I thought it was a shame that we didn't get to explore these two characters more in particular, and that somewhere down the line Stan was left in the background. I understand that Lili is telling the story, so we only know as much as she does, but still, it was something that disappointed me a little.

NAKED was an engrossing read in typical Kevin Brooks fashion, but what I enjoyed most was how real it all seemed. I liked how it was honest in a way. Sex happens, drugs are taken, you experience love, relationships are broken, someone dies, and someone is left behind, but isn't that life? The cruel thing about life where everything doesn't work out the way you expected it to?

This is no light and fluffy read, and the ending is a little tough to digest and accept. I can't say that NAKED is for everyone, but it certainly was for me. Gritty, mysterious and relatable NAKED is another addition to Kevin brooks must read books.
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Mar 13, 2013 Rhys rated it 5 of 5 stars

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It’s 1976 and the punk genre comes into the spotlight in the music scene of London. Amidst them is Naked, a band comprised of sixteen year old Lili and boyfriend Curtis, Stan the drummer, and a Belfast boy named William. Their music is good, they’ve got their act together, and Curtis hopes to be signing a record deal soon. But things soon start coming in the way, and William is a lot more than he seems to be…

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May 22, 2012 Nadia rated it 5 of 5 stars

I didn't think this would be my kind of book, but I read it for The local Book Awards I was invited to by my school and I was really pleasantly surprised.
At first the storyline was abit slow, but it does up towards and by the time William had been introduced I was hooked. :)
I definitely felt an attachment to the characters and I would recommend this book to anyone looking for something different to read.
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Mar 16, 2013 Marisa Murray rated it 5 of 5 stars

Oh my that was amazing. I'd had a few years break of reading Kevin's books and reading Bunker Diary and this back to back has been awesome. So different, so gut wrenchingly emotional. Fool me for having a break. (I've just ordered his adult books. Look forward to see if writing style changes).

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Aug 23, 2012 Hannah Gibbons rated it 3 of 5 stars

A nice and easy read, nothing impartant really to say about itself and I didn't bond very well with the narrator... but apart from that I enjoyed the insight into the music scene and issues of the 1970s... The ending was pretty bleak, but yes a good read that I would probably reccomend to a younger reader.

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Dec 02, 2012 Chloe X added it

My favourite book ever!! Kevin brooks is incredible but this book is at a different level to his other books despite them being almost perfect!! I would have to say this book was perfect!!!

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Jun 29, 2012 Lisa Erin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Loved this book! Couldn’t put it down! It was a brilliant insight into the punk culture during the 70s! However, it had a rather predictable ending in my opinion, which was a disappointment.

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Oct 15, 2012 Angela rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: library-books, read-2012, ya-children-s

It's no secret that I'm a big fan of Kevin Brooks. I love his style of writing and his gritty take on the mundane. It's also no secret that I love punk music; it's my favourite musical genre, and Brooks has written a near perfect punk music book. This book made me want to listen to all my punk CDs, which I did, and at high volume as punk should be loud.

I've read nearly everything Brooks has published now and this is by far my favourite book of his. Incorporating a strong female protagonist, a bi...more

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May 04, 2013 Cíara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: work, favorites

Naked raakt grote literaire thema's als familie, liefde en dood, maar is bovenal een roman over rebellie. Brooks verbindt op ingenieuze wijze de opkomst van de Londense punkscene met de terreuracties van de IRA. Zie de volgende Welp voor een uitgebreide recensie!

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Mar 01, 2013 Jenni added it

Shelves: did-not-finish, ya

Really love the idea of this but I just couldn't get into it. Think it's just a case of it not being the right time, I definitely plan to return to this book at some point and read it.

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Nov 10, 2012 Clarissa Wee rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book was amazingly dark and gripping... I didn't know Kevin Brook before this but this book has definitely made me want to read more

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Jan 20, 2012 Catherine rated it 5 of 5 stars

Absolutely stunning!!!! Loved this book. What a roller coaster of a story. Brilliant!! I've just finished and I'm quite stunned really!

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Jun 29, 2012 Beth rated it 5 of 5 stars

loved this story, i loved how it showed the highs and lows of the band and a sad ending for lili but it was an amazing story

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Sep 13, 2011 Kristin rated it 3 of 5 stars

Gritty, tragic, romantic, compelling... KEvin Brooks at his best

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Feb 11, 2013 Gaynor Thomson rated it 2 of 5 stars

I got this book to try something new and as much as I hate to not finish I book I really cant with this one im sure others love this book but to be honest didn't capture my attention enough to the point where I had to find out what happened to these characters so I've decided today I wont finish but that I hope others wont rite this off it has a good story line just not enough to captivate me.

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Sep 11, 2011 Juwi rated it 4 of 5 stars

surprisingly i really enjoyed it!!!

about punk bands in the 70s, growing up in the 70s, the IRA, love, loss and chaos. =D

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Sep 07, 2012 Mafalda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourites

This was a really good book. I wasn't expecting to like it so much. I was, however, quite devastated by the end.

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Feb 03, 2013 Chloe rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, favourite

Kevin Brooks is an amazing author and Naked is one of his best books so far. I could really get into this book and I love how it keeps you interested throughout with its unexpected turns and characters emotional feelings. this is definitely one of the best books so far and everyone should read it!!

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Oct 08, 2012 Mehar rated it 5 of 5 stars

I'm speechless. I don't even know what to say, other than the fact that this book was simply amazing, just freaking amazing!!

P.S. Thanks to Kelly for sharing this book with me, if it weren't for you i never would have found this amazing gem.

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