I tend to love everything that Nick Podehl reads the audios for, so...maybe it's just him, or maybe he picks good things. ;)

Anyways, for most of this book, I loved it. I loved the characters, especially the main character. (I didn't like his "school girl crush" Zoey, because we didn't get to know her, but, I really liked the people I did get to know. It was funny, sometimes touching, unique. There was one part of the book that really annoyed me (near the end, how the main character was dealing with the main problem and how the characters were reacting didn't feel realistic to me, especially in a post 911 world-BUT I'm not entirely sure when this book was written, but I'm guessing it was after 911 as that was quite a while ago now). But other than that, I loved pretty much every moment of this book. Which is a little bit impressive, since it was also a little bit religious, and usually, those books really rub me the wrong way. I'd love a sequel here, it's a pretty short book, and I think these characters have more to tell and experience.