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Flat-Out Love
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Flat-Out Love (Flat-Out Love #1) by Jessica Park - Restarting September 12th 2017
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Started a little early. I'm liking it so far.
54% that was hilarious! Caught red handed…
You could read it I just started it early. But I'd be happy to follow up your progress and make comments. I actually liked it.
Well I guess I prefer calligraphy font.
OMG OOPS I accidentally read your update at 90% and whaaaaaaaat!?!?!?!?! Now everything makes much more sense.
Pragya wrote: "OMG OOPS I accidentally read your update at 90% and whaaaaaaaat!?!?!?!?! Now everything makes much more sense."
I hope that doesn't deter you from reading in between.
I hope that doesn't deter you from reading in between.
Cinthia wrote: "Pragya wrote: "OMG OOPS I accidentally read your update at 90% and whaaaaaaaat!?!?!?!?! Now everything makes much more sense."I hope that doesn't deter you from reading in between."
Nope, in fact now the book doesn't seem as fluffy and Jenny Han-ishly annoying as before.
Pragya wrote: "Cinthia wrote: "Finished.. [spoilers removed]"
Done!
[spoilers removed]"
Yes I'm glad you did. There is a sequel too.
Done!
[spoilers removed]"
Yes I'm glad you did. There is a sequel too.
Cinthia wrote: "Pragya wrote: "Cinthia wrote: "Finished.. [spoilers removed]"Done!
[spoilers removed]"
Yes I'm glad you did. There is a sequel too."
I saw, I'm not too sure if I wan't to read that. Celeste's story? I'd rather read Flat out Matt.
Ch1-9. Quirky family. Like the status updates, but what I'd give to know what the deal is with Celeste.
Up to ch17. Starting to get hints about possible reasons for why things are as they are, but I'm not convinced anyone would voluntarily stick around for this experience. What is Julie trying to prove to herself?
72%-Julie's father is beyond vile words...Celeste is adorable, and I really hope things go in the way I suspect they're heading. The pre-Christmas scene was lovely, though the New Year's one made me laugh out loud.
I'm going to start this today for sure! Did not realized you guys started earlier. I'm glad you guys liked it based on the number of stars you gave the book :)
So I'm at chapter 16 but been forgetting to comment here but the Watkins are a peculiar family. I actually read someone's review so I know the big part of the book, just missing the other.Celeste is weird but even thought Julie is a "fixer" I think it is good for her since she's only 13. I mean she likes the music she gave her but that doesn't mean she can have intellectual discussions like her family.
I'm more interested about Finn because I want to meet him but I have an idea he has to do with the"traumatic event" Julie's professor brought up.
I totally agree about Celeste! I mean, let the kid be, right? Also, yeah, you're on the right track. Finn does have something to with the traumatic event!
What there is a flat out Matt? Yeah. I'd like to read that one better.
Cinthia wrote: "No I honestly wasn't interested in her that much. She seemed [spoilers removed]"Ahh, I liked her. I'm still not interested in the sequel, the synopsis doesn't sound like something I'd enjoy.
Just finished the Part 2, I can't wait to figure out this "event"! Can't believe her father though and on the holidays! I don't blame her for freaking out, I mean she was lonely during the break. At least Celeste is starting to break away from FF.
Finished and I had a feeling that was what event was, I just wished I didn't read the previous reviews because it wasn't as fun reading knowing the plot twist! Anyways I'm glad everything is out in the open and everyone is able to move on with their lives, it just took a girl like Julie to "fix" things. ;)
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It's not what you know—or when you see—that matters. It's about a journey.
Something is seriously off in the Watkins home. And Julie Seagle, college freshman, small-town Ohio transplant, and the newest resident of this Boston house, is determined to get to the bottom of it. When Julie's off-campus housing falls through, her mother's old college roommate, Erin Watkins, invites her to move in. The parents, Erin and Roger, are welcoming, but emotionally distant and academically driven to eccentric extremes. The middle child, Matt, is an MIT tech geek with a sweet side... and the social skills of a spool of USB cable. The youngest, Celeste, is a frighteningly bright but freakishly fastidious 13-year-old who hauls around a life-sized cardboard cutout of her oldest brother almost everywhere she goes.
And there's that oldest brother, Finn: funny, gorgeous, smart, sensitive, almost emotionally available. Geographically? Definitely unavailable. That's because Finn is traveling the world and surfacing only for random Facebook chats, e-mails, and status updates. Before long, through late-night exchanges of disembodied text, he begins to stir something tender and silly and maybe even a little bit sexy in Julie's suddenly lonesome soul.
To Julie, the emotionally scrambled members of the Watkins family add up to something that ... well... doesn't quite add up. Not until she forces a buried secret to the surface, eliciting a dramatic confrontation that threatens to tear the fragile Watkins family apart, does she get her answer.
Flat-Out Love comes complete with emails, Facebook status updates, and instant messages.