The main character is just complaining, telling, and I'm just like, this is better if you have kept it to yourself. I mean, there are a lot of books out there in diary format, and they're great, and some diaries in real life are even interesting and fun to read. " I felt like I was reading a diary! An uninteresting one, for sure. " THIS IS AN AWSOME BO0O0K BUT WATCH OUT IT MAY HAVE SUM CURSING I WOULD RECOMMENSD THIS BOOK!! REALLY GUYS YU SHOULD READ IT! " - Julxz, I had my doubts since I read another book by this author and didn't really like it. its one of the few books that portrayed teenagers in a tragically funny real light. Overall Performance: Narration Rating: Story Rating:.(for Cohn) Jennifer Rudolph Walsh, William Morris Endeavor (for Levithan) Bill Clegg, Clegg Agency. The duo excels at creating witty characters who deal with real-life struggles in heartwarming, humorous ways, but this novel’s funny moments rely less on sharp banter than on snarky comments made by a sock puppet named Caspian, undercutting some of its emotional impact. In their fifth collaboration, Cohn and Levithan ( The Twelve Days of Dash & Lily) present another love letter to New York City while exploring a complicated sibling relationship. The twins and some of their guests are harboring secrets and grudges, and by the time the evening is over none of the relationships is quite the same. Described by Sam and Ilsa in alternating chapters, the dinner does not turn out as either anticipated. The party is final for two reasons: Czarina has finally agreed to sell her lease for an outrageous sum of money, allowing her to move to Paris, and the twins are graduating from high school. Nearly 18-year-old twins Ilsa and Sam are throwing a final dinner party at their grandmother Czarina’s rent-controlled apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
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