Getting to Third Date
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781416914792 |
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| Publisher: | Simon Pulse |
| Publication date: | 02/28/2006 |
| Series: | Romantic Comedies Series |
| Edition description: | Reissue |
| Pages: | 304 |
| Product dimensions: | 4.18(w) x 7.00(h) x 0.90(d) |
| Age Range: | 14 - 17 Years |
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Getting to Third Date
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Let me start out by saying that the others reviewers are totally wrong. You have to look at all aspects of the book to really get a good review. Some parts, I will admit, are a little bit kiddish. Those parts, happen to be what people remember most. When writing about a book, we tend to want to write all about the bad, because that's what we remember the most. But when you really think about it, all the good outweighs the bad. I think it has a great plot, and can totally relate to alot of people who have trouble dating. I also think you can relate to liking someone who doesn't like you, but a totally hot other someone. All in all totally great.
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This is a great book and in my opinion, one of the best in the Simon Romantic Comedy series. The characters were relatable and the plot was very funny and enjoyable. A must read for all fans of the simon romantic comedy series.
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the parts i understood were good but most of it confused me
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Katelyn agrees to be Mother Hubbard, advice columnist for her college¿s newspaper, only to be close to her crush, editor Tyler. But when he challenges M.H. to `re¿-date three boys from her past to test her two-date rule, she finds herself anonymously famous. Interesting concept, but not so great writing, and she doesn¿t get the guy until the 2nd to last page! Grr!
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This is part of the Simon Pulse Romantic Comedies Line, like the book by Friedman I read a few weeks back. This one was better, really. Still not the best, still pretty predictable, but better than the first one. This one is about finding love and dating from high school to college and how the more things change, the more they stay the same really.
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Katelyn writes the secret advice column for her college newspaper. Her handle (which has been the same for 100+ years) is Mother Hubbard and some of her readers are beginning to think that her advice is as outdated as her name. Calling for action, the student body is talking more and more about the column, which gives the editor some ideas. When Tyler learns that Katelyn has a creative rating system for dates, he challenges her to go back to one of the rejected boys and give him a third date chance. Katelyn thinks he's out of his mind, but she's forced to play along. Except she knows that she doesn't want to date anyone but Tyler and he seems to see her as just a friend.
I <3 this series of books. I've read almost all of them, but somehow missed this one. I liked the fact that it takes place in college. It's a cute romance - and very fun.
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well i have to say before hand, i really like the Simon Pulse romantic comedy series. I've already read several of them, and i have 2 more waiting to come in. But honestly, i didnt think this one was as great as some of the others. From the beginning, you pretty much can assume that Katelyn and Tyler are going to hook up eventually. And theres nothing wrong with that, it's just that you wait till the last 2 or 3 chapters until something finally happens...and then when it does, it's just sort of out of the blue. Besides that, the book did have some good morality and it was good, but i've read better.
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I liked the book,it wasnt as good as the other books in this romantic book series type thing,but i liked it. I dont think it was hard to follow.
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This book was very confusing and very hard to follow.
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I just recently started getting into the Simon Pulse Romantic Comedies and I have to say that I'm Glad I did. I started off with one of my favorite books now: Love Undercover and when I went to the bookstore to get another there were none! I walked around came back and to my delight saw the next book on my list: Getting to Third Date! It's about a girl named Katelyn who writes an Love advice column under the name Mother Hubbard who is hated by all on campus. She has her own crush, Tyler editor in chief who adore Sophia her junior year room mate! Mother Hubbard ratings are down until Tyler suggest that Katelyn use her little black (pink) book and go on 1 date with 3 second date losers and record it in her column. The dates will keep you laughing and the end may seem long but it's neccessary! Some parts are sad and made me angry, but love always perseveres no matter how many times you have to switch lovers. P.S. The first few pages are slow and some of the language and terms are hard to understand if you're a young reader, but once you push past the first two chapters you'll be hooked!
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the plot was really interesting and i liked the romance but the end...well, not soo much i don't like how they copied pimp my ride with pimp my show??? that was stupid but i liked how they added suspence to the book too.
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