I won this audio on LibraryThing and thank you! Gael is at a crossroads in his senior year in high school. Confronted with family, girlfriend, friend problems "Love" (the narrator) decides to intervene. This was read by Amanda Leigh Cobb, who did a very good job with all the voices and it was a pleasure to listen to her. This optimistic story will appeal to 8th grade and up.

I won this Recorded Books CD on LibraryThing. Thank you very much! This story is geared towards teens with a bit of a woo-woo bent (hint: they see dead people). Four friends bound together by deaths of loved ones accidentally stumble onto something that leaves them mystified. They investigate and discover a lot about themselves and the world around them when they do. The narrator of this, Sandy Rustin, did a great job with the teen voices and emotions! Recommend to high school and public library collections.

I listened to this book on CD compliments of the publisher and LibraryThing Early Reviewers. I enjoyed this book a lot. I love Southern novels,coming of age books, and small town life books. This one hit all three. It made driving around quite enjoyable for several weeks!

I won this book through the Early Reviewers compliments of Penguin Random House. This was a delightful, short, one-sitting read about the price of happiness. The narrator is a happy slacker who just goes through life, until one day he gets an invoice for a huge amount of money that he supposedly owes, but definitely cannot pay. A feel-good book that makes one look at one's life with new eyes.