You Asked for Perfect

this was really great. I loved how the story focused on academical pressure. The characters were amazing and relatable. the author went a little overboard with all the harry potter references, but well :D

The guidance counselor's advice of skipping lunch and taking PE online so he can take more AP classes does not make any sense! Why go to school all day and not eat? And how will he fit in the online PE class? He can't do it in school during his other classes! After school? He already has regular homework, and then the extra from all those extra classes he's taking! In addition, now he needs tutoring for math. His whole day is full. He can't skip dinner since he didn't eat lunch! Clearly, this author is not writing a realistic story. Who in the world would take a Kindle to church and read it during the service? When the parent catches, him isn't she offended? I know it's a Jewish church, but don't Jewish people have respect for their religion? That seems really offensive to me. And if you are so busy you need to do your school homework during church,... wait, I guess I am taking this book too realistically. It's just a novel. There is nothing real about it. Sorry.

this was really great. I loved how the story focused on academical pressure. The characters were amazing and relatable. the author went a little overboard with all the harry potter references, but well :D