Title: Not Koertge's Greatest
Product review: I read this book in two sittings, and though it had some humorous points, it wasn't at all poignant, which I'm sure it was intended to be. I felt the characters were unrealistic. I don't think that MTV's generation could relate to the character's since they're habits were of this time, but their attitude's and style are stuck maybe in the early '80's? Ben's constant attempts to make every sentence into a sarcastic remark tired me a tad. I felt there was no plot structure, sonsidering nothing really happened, and all through the store I felt like Koertge was constantly forcing the reader to give Ben and Colleen pity, which isn't fun for me. I was forced to read the book a second time, because I thought maybe, I hadn't comprehended or missed a part of the book. But to my disappointment, the story was just how I thought it was. I would reccommend this book to the younger teens, despite the drugs/sex, but I don't think older teens could relate.
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