I also would have learnt that the author doesn't know the effect tense has. Blame it on the fact my mom gave me the limitation of 'all the books you can carry' and in 'five minutes' as a reward for my marks. I have made both of those mistakes on this waste of bookshelf.īecause if I had the time to check out the first page, I would have learnt that I am never going to like the main character. And the 'two' you taught me is check on the Internet to see if you are buying the first book or not. You should never trust a book by it's cover, because if you don't read the first page, you are wasting your money a book like Hidden. This book is about racism, and it's certainly taught me a thing or two. A bizzar simile made by Chaz about how it's as cold as a monkey's butt). It actually made my day, giving me hilarious conversation including a debate I had with my best friend about the temperature of a monkey's butt. I used these notes to show all my friends what I have to go through. I correected punctuation and syntax, circling all the repeated words and writiing down my comments. I reread it with a pencil, to make notes what utter BS that the publisher decided to tarnish their name with.

You're probably thinking 'Does she mean horribly good? Why would you reread it if it is so bad?' from the loo? How can NO ONE see how bad this book is? Or am I the only one who has eyes and a brain accustomed to quality books? How on Earth could anyone LIKE this piece of. When I scanned the reviews of this book, I was utterly shocked.

Hidden by Amy McKinley