The World Is Mine (Come Up)

by Lyah B. LeFlore

Series: The Come Up (book 1)

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Maryland high school juniors and best friends Blue Reynolds and Collin Andrews seem to have it all, and when they decide to become party promoters, anything can happen--including being pitted against parents, jealous girlfriends, and even one another.

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Had an interesting variety of characters and situations and I liked the multiple 1st person structure. But the main character was really unsympathetic and the cliffhanger ending was very annoying.

For more of my thoughts, see this discussion with Angela of Bookish Blather:
http://bookishblather.blogspot.com/2010/06/nerds-heart-ya-discussion-world-is-mi... (

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lorin77 | Jun 15, 2010 |

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Maryland high school juniors and best friends Blue Reynolds and Collin Andrews seem to have it all, and when they decide to become party promoters, anything can happen--including being pitted against parents, jealous girlfriends, and even one another.

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