To put it in a nutshell, you can say that it is a really good book but there are a few points i don't really understand and so i hope you can help me with this :) Although Jenna falls in love with an other boy and there are also some kisses, love isn't a important topic in this book. There's not so much about love etc in the book. Apart from thiy the reader starts to identify with Jenna.You can also imagine how complicated and difficult this age really is(problems, first love.). You see each character stands for one certain type of a human. Only then you can understand the complex topic ( or you can start to understand it) and the perfectly arranged characters. I have to say that i read this book twice and second time gives me so much more than the first time. It is written in such a gripping way that it is difficult to stop reading it.
In my opinion The adoration of Jenna Fox is a brilliant book. This book also quotes pieces from Thoreau's Walden, which is someone you typically learn about in high school literature. Some good messages this book could offer middle and high schoolers is to be yourself, don't make decisions that will hurt others just to benefit you, the stresses of trying to be perfect, and to use caution while driving and the risks of sneaking out to a party., especially to one where you don't know anyone there. I really believe this book could be turned into a movie! I am definitely goinfg to read other books from Mrs. This book was one of those reads where you just can't put it down. It was always boring to me and I could never follow along.
I loved this book very much - it's always been hard for me to read entire books.
Jenna and her friends are around the 18 year old range, so I'd say this is a good read for 13-30 year olds. I picked it up and read the description and it sounded very interesting! I had no idea this book was supposedly for teens. This book was displayed at my library as a staff favorite. I'm 26 years old and decided to get a library card to start reading to keep my juices flowing again.
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