Title: Fantastic
Review: I think this book was amazing. The most impressive thing to me was the depth of the characters - they were so believable and so human. Some did despicable things, yet one would have to be blind to not also see how funny they can be. I can relate to and understand the motives, of almost every character in the book, and I think thats a feat on the author's part. Jasira is not a towelhead so much as she is a young American girl struggling to find her worth in a society where parenting your children is optional and difficult. Daddy is bound to make mistakes, even if his intentions are good. And we can all agree that societally, a girl's value is between her legs - no matter what people want to pretend, this is the message they getdaily - and you only have to watch tv or listen to the radio for an hour to see it. This story, for me, shows how a girl might come to believe that in her own head. I think this book was smart funny sad powerful and very, very rewarding.
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