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Geektastic: Stories from the Nerd Herd John Green - Wikipedia la enciclopedia libre John Green; John Green durante uno de sus Vlogos en 2016: Informacin personal; Nombre de nacimiento: John Michael Green: Nacimiento: 24 de agosto de 1977 (39 aos) LS2 PAC - Broward County Library Catalog Library Card Number or EZ Username Last Name or EZ Password * Phone (Last four digits) *Not required for EZ Login Short Stories for Teens - Richmond Hill Public Library A collection of short stories featuring characters from earlier books by Chris Crutcher. John Green Wikipdia a enciclopdia livre Contos "The Approximate Cost of Loving Caroline" (parte de Twice Told: Original Stories Inspired by Original Artwork por Scott Hunt) (2006) "The Great American Morp ... John Green (autor) Wikipedia wolna encyklopedia Twrczo Powieci. Szukajc Alaski (2005 wznowienie 2013 Bukowy Las) 19 razy Catherine (2006 wydanie polskie 2014) W nien noc z Maureen Johnson i Lauren ... Rank: #1771158 in BooksPublished on: 2009-08-01Original language: EnglishNumber of items: 1Dimensions: 8.50" h x 1.25" w x 5.75" l, 1.15 pounds Binding: Hardcover416 pages 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Enjoyable for the Geek In All of UsBy DawnGeektastic was an entertaining collection of stories about all things Geeky. Some stories stood out as better than others. Some good ones that I enjoyed were One of Us, I Never, The Wrath of Dawn, The Truth about Dino Girl, It's Just a Jump to the Left and Everyone But You. I really enjoyed The Quiet Knight! It was lovely. I especially liked the Quiz Bowl Antichrist, this appealed to me because I participated in Scholastic Bowl in school and now coach it as a teacher! David Levithan and John Green write with their usual style and wit that I always love. This is My Audition Monologue was great! It took me right back to high school productions where the favorites always got the leads. I loved The Stars at the Finish Line!Others were a bit slow or hard for me to connect with. Maybe that is a sign of my level of geekiness, which leans more Buffy and less Star Trek and Comic books. I am disappointed about some of the sex and drinking content. I was hoping to include this book in my classroom library, but it isn't really appropriate for me to give my students at the middle school level, though many of them would enjoy it. Secret Identity was kind of creepy. Overall an enjoyable collection of short stories.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.I'm a geek and I can not lie.By EGGSI finally got around to reading Geektastic today. And by 'finally' I mean I got in the mail yesterday and started it but I finished it earlier and re-read some of the beginning stories I semi-rushed into.First of all, I was surprised. I bought Geektastic because of the authors I recognized and like -- John Green, Wendy Mass, Scott Westerfeld, and Holly Black. I recognized quite a few of the other authors, and have even read their works before, but I was never a big fan of them, such as Libba Bray, Cassandra Clare, and David Levithan.Now, here's what surprised me.Scott westerfeld, one of my favorite authors, wrote one of my least favorite stories in the entire anthology. The only reason his story wasn't considered to be the WORST, was because John Green's story was so bland. Maybe this is because John Green is good at writing novels, not so much Short stories. I wouldn't know, but needless to say I am disappointed.Now, I had a few favorite stories.1.) One of Us by Tracy Lynn won as my favorite, which was completely surprising because she is an author I've never heard of in the past. I plan on reading more of her work in the future.2.) The next winner would be Quiz Bowl Antichrist by David Levithan. This was surprising, because although I liked him in Will Grayson, Will Grayson, I entirely DISLIKED Boy Meets Boy. His character reminded me so much of will grayson though, who I loved, which might be why I fell in love with this story.3.) It's Just a Jump to the Left by Libba Bray. It was a cute story, though the characters remind me of myself at that age in the worst possible way.Other prizes go out to The Wrath of Dawn by Cynthia and Greg Leitich Smith, because I love the Buffy Fandom involved, and The Stars at the Finish Line by Wendy Mass.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Only for teensBy Ella ShenhavThe stories are pretty good but the age limit seems to be 18. What happened, are there no 20+, 30+, 40+ year old geeks Because those are actually the majority of folks at a normal convention. Too bad it's so limited. I would have liked to read a story about a geek like me, not 20 stories about 14 year old geeks.See all 35 customer reviews... John Green (autor) Wikipedia wolna encyklopedia Twrczo Powieci. Szukajc Alaski (2005 wznowienie 2013 Bukowy Las) 19 razy Catherine (2006 wydanie polskie 2014) W nien noc z Maureen Johnson i Lauren ... John Green Wikipdia a enciclopdia livre Contos "The Approximate Cost of Loving Caroline" (parte de Twice Told: Original Stories Inspired by Original Artwork por Scott Hunt) (2006) "The Great American Morp ... John Green - Wikipedia la enciclopedia libre John Green; John Green durante uno de sus Vlogos en 2016: Informacin personal; Nombre de nacimiento: John Michael Green: Nacimiento: 24 de agosto de 1977 (39 aos) LS2 PAC - Broward County Library Catalog Library Card Number or EZ Username Last Name or EZ Password * Phone (Last four digits) *Not required for EZ Login Short Stories for Teens - Richmond Hill Public Library A collection of short stories featuring characters from earlier books by Chris Crutcher.
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