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A review by tiffani_reads
All the Dirty Parts by Daniel Handler
3.0
* I received this book from Goodreads in exchange for an honest review. *
This book is about sex, plain and simple.
Cole is a guy who likes sex, and doesn't really care where he gets it from. That has earned him a reputation with girls. So much so, that they are avoiding him. Which leads to a period of experimentation with his best friend Alec. Then he meets Grisaille, the perfect girl for him. She likes sex as much as he does, maybe even more. She treats him the way he treated all those girls in the past, like they're disposable.
This book does a good job of exploring the world of sex from a teenage prospective but I didn't like the format that the book was written in. Also, there is little to no character development. You don't know much about Cole besides that he likes sex. No physical description of characters at all. It makes it hard to connect with the book.
If you want to read a book about sex but don't want to go all 50 shades of grey, then this is the book for you.
This book is about sex, plain and simple.
Cole is a guy who likes sex, and doesn't really care where he gets it from. That has earned him a reputation with girls. So much so, that they are avoiding him. Which leads to a period of experimentation with his best friend Alec. Then he meets Grisaille, the perfect girl for him. She likes sex as much as he does, maybe even more. She treats him the way he treated all those girls in the past, like they're disposable.
This book does a good job of exploring the world of sex from a teenage prospective but I didn't like the format that the book was written in. Also, there is little to no character development. You don't know much about Cole besides that he likes sex. No physical description of characters at all. It makes it hard to connect with the book.
If you want to read a book about sex but don't want to go all 50 shades of grey, then this is the book for you.