This book is insightful. It is intense and keeps you turning the page. It also forces you to reflect on what is more important money or knowledge and if given the choice what would you choose.

This book was catchy at times and terribly slow at others. While the plot line begs the reader to turn the page, the overwhelming description of non essential information on artists, musicians etc made the book slow at times. It was also frustrating that The Sunday Philosophy Club never meets. I have been informed that this book is a setup book for a series which would explain some of the over detailing and why the club did not meet in this particular book. Still this is an insightful book. The ending was unoriginal and frustrating but it will generate GREAT discussion and it worth a read.

This book kept us all turning the pages and on the edge of our seats until the end. It is a gripping novel that allows you to see both sides of a tragedy and understand how the tragedy came to be.

This book has issues larger than this young high school protagonist. He takes them on with gusto. He may seem to have an attitude to his teacher it is clear he is on a mission. He proves you can and will leave an impact on Earth even when you are not here anymore. It was a fun read that you wanted to know what the characters were going to do next and what was coming at the end.

This book is wonderfully written. The beginning is a bit slow to introduce you to all of the characters but by the end you will understand why. This is a book you will eventually not be able to put down. You become invested in the characters and the Epilogue will blow your mind!

This book is an adorable light summer read. Not much to talk about for a bookclub but still fun to read.