A review by glendaleereads
An Abundance of Katherines by John Green
3.0
The first time I tried to read this book I just couldn't get into it so I put it down, and that was a while ago. This was PRE-TFIOS and I was a little annoyed with Green and his repetitive characters and AAOK was just not doing it for me. But I decided to pick it up because it has been a while since I read John Green and of course Colin was like the other male protagonist I've read in Looking for Alaska and Paper Towns, but that didn't bother me as much this time around because enough time has passed for me now not to be so familiar with his writing.
As for the story it was interesting at times and there was some characters that I really liked, like of course Hassan. Then the whole theorem that Colin was working on was a bit confusing and boring to read but I'm just being basis on that because I really HATE math. Colin as the male lead was annoying and frustrating at times but then there was those movements where I really liked him and forgave his self center personality because he didn't really notice it.
Remember readers three stars on Goodreads means that I liked the book. I didn't LOVE IT like his other works but I'm glad I finally got through it because it was an enjoyable read.
As for the story it was interesting at times and there was some characters that I really liked, like of course Hassan. Then the whole theorem that Colin was working on was a bit confusing and boring to read but I'm just being basis on that because I really HATE math. Colin as the male lead was annoying and frustrating at times but then there was those movements where I really liked him and forgave his self center personality because he didn't really notice it.
Remember readers three stars on Goodreads means that I liked the book. I didn't LOVE IT like his other works but I'm glad I finally got through it because it was an enjoyable read.