Vada’s Reviews > Tell Me Three Things > Status Update

So far, i’m not really enjoying the book. There’s too many L.A. “assumptions” i guess you could call it and the book is very stereotypical. You have the bratty rich girls, your typical nerd group, and the jocks, and it’s not very interesting. I think Jesse is a unique character but her surroundings aren’t.

The book keeps getting better and better in my opinion. I like how I get to see Jesse always constantly changing, and by changing I mean becoming more mature and familiar with her senses. Jesse is now becoming a young woman, and is losing her child qualities.

As the book progresses on, SN continues to tell 3 things about him each day. He guides jessie throughout her school and manages to help get her a job. Soon, SN will get one step closer to meeting her in real life.

As Jessie gets to experience the real side of Los Angeles, she gets closer to her new step brother. Not only her new brother, but also Somebody Nobody (SN). The days continue on at her school and gets to meet new friends and more time hangout with “The Batman,” to work on their project fairly.

While Jessie’s day’s at her new school slowly pass by, she experiences loads of flashbacks containing her mother and father. As Jessie has lost her mother, Theo lost his father, and the two wind up having a short conversation about their problems. Jessie sneaks down to the kitchen to find the newlyweds cuddled up and feeling the same way as Theo and Jes.

During the beginning, the book seemed a little rushed because the background of what previously happened was barley a page. It jumped right to their conversations, but I guess that's alright. So far, Jessie meets "SN" (Somebody Nobody), and is obviously revealed as annonymous. They have a little conversation and SN basically introduces Jessie to her new school that SN calls a "war zone".