Title: Real-world math...
Product review: After being dumped for the nineteenth time by a Katherine (no, not one girl playing with his heart - nineteen separate individuals named Katherine), Colin realizes it's now or never: this summer (the summer after high school graduation) is his last chance to go from child prodigy to adult genius.Colin allows his high-octane friend Hassan (who is all sorts of awesome) to talk him into going on a road trip. They'll both get what they want: Hassan avoids college for another year, while Colin works on a math theorem for predicting whether a relationship is going to end and who is going to end it. And yes, there is math in the book. But this is math about relationships. Math with real-world applications. The sort of thing we WISH we'd been learning in Algebra II.I love this book so much it's impossible to review with any real coherence. Wit, humor, brilliant-but-insecure kid, awesome best friend, adventure...
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