Title: One of the funniest books I have read lately
Product review: "Youth in Revolt" might not be a literary gem and may nevermake it into any university canon, but it sure is one thing:extremely funny.Since "The Diaries of Adrian Mole" there probably has notbeen such a vivid and colorful account of teenage life, ofgrowing up in the 1990's. In fact, if the book were madeinto a TV series, it might as well become the "Wonder Years"of this decade.The language is great, the plot is full of action andsuspense, and the pace is deadly (literally). Nick Twispis the most dangerous teenager in California today. Hisintriguing and brilliant mind produces the ideas and stuntswe all would have loved to do as teenagers. Or wouldn't youhave liked to burn down half of your snoring, boring hometown? Nick Twisp actually does it, and he does even more.It is great fun to accompany him on his way to freedom,fun and sexual enlightenment. Hop on!
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